>knee-CHUH >knee-CHAY

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>>9108032

>knee-CHEE

>>9108032
how the fuck do you say it if not like these?

>>9108035
That's what it is right?

>>9108040
no

>>9108032
the first one is correct

>>9108040
No, it's nea (as in neat) ts (as in tse-tsung) sh (as in shed) e (as in elephant or elevator)

>>9108032
>>9108035
>>9108043
>>9108046
Wrong. It's NEET-SHAH. Both syllables stressed to the max.

>>9108107
xD

>>9108043
i watched a video where harold bloom, a native yiddish speaker, exactly like german, pronounced it knee-chee, and from there on i've been pronouncing it thus.

even though i study german and know how to pronounce it, knee-chee is just too cool!

It's HUA-CHA gotta get back to the past

>>9108032
i always thought it was knee-uch

>>9108107
This is the correct pronunciation.

>NITCH.

>not just picking one and using it confidently enough so that people just assume you're right

>>9108305
kek

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>knee-CH

>>9108032
German passing through. All of you are wrong.

It actually is knee-CHUH.

>>9108046
>>9108046
Close, but not quite. A bit more like neet-sheh, where instead if your 'ts' there is only the 't'.
And yeah, the 'e' at the end is pronounced like the 'e' in elephant or elevator or end.

>neh-chay