czenglish造句

• The smaller pair speak " Czenglish, " he said, being Connecticut boys with Czech parents.
• In Czenglish as well as Central European accents is often pronounced as, or and as, and is usually pronounced as an alveolar trill as in some Scottish accents, rather than the more standard Voiced consonants at the end of words like " big " are pronounced unvoiced ( ); " ng " is understood as a / ng / sequence and therefore follows the final devoicing rule ( e . g . to sing merges with to sink ).