Pronounciation
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This is a pronounciation guide for the spoken language of Mordokha, and so that those who know how to write it may know an approximation of how it might be pronounced by a human (or Troll's) vocal cords.
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Mordokha
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Pronounciation
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consonant cluster "kh"
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Pronounced like "ch" in Chanukah
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consonant cluster "gh"
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No English equivalent. Similar to "g" in
goat, with air forced through the back of the throat
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"eh"
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Pronounced like "e" in "end"
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"oh"
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Pronounced like "o" in "top"
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"o"
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Pronounced like "o" in "open"
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"e"
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Pronounced like "ai" in "air"
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'
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The apostrophe represents a quick stop of all sound
in the word.
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"kv"
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Simply pronounce 'k' and 'v' together
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"dv"
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A harsh "v" with a slight "d"
sound preceeding it
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"dj"
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A much harsher "j"
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"g"
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Always hard, as in "goat"
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"k"
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Pronounced very harshly
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"r"
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Rolled slightly, as in the Italian language
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