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  • Adjective endings: -isch, -lich or -ig? - German Language Stack Exchange
    But -isch is also used to form adjectives from other nouns and then means that something “belongs to x ”: grammatisch griechisch = belongs to the realm of grammar Greece Words ending in -lich are the most neutral and tend to just mean has something to do with X: ärztlich = has to do with a physician
  • Where does the isch pronunciation come from? : r German - Reddit
    Normally I would pronounce ich as iç , taking from the Wiktionary entry and how my German friends would pronounce it But here in the German Club at uni, my peers would pronounce it as iʃ and it's confusing me a lot
  • Ich or Ish? : r German - Reddit
    Not to sound rude but „Isch“ is usually considered a dumb, uneducated, proletarian version of „Ich“
  • What percent of german speakers say “ish” instead of “ich”?
    Swiss take on this: The"isch" sound is never heard in Switzerland, completely foreign to us I think Austria would be the same, but someone who knows more would have to weigh in I associate it with the dialects of Nordrhein-Westfalen, e g Koeln edit for clarity: the subject here was the word "ich", the Swiss never say "isch" in this context
  • The -ig suffix: how to say it? : r German - Reddit
    In case you're wondering why "isch" occurs in areas where you'd expect people to say "ich" and vice versa, this could be due to hypercorrection This means that speakers of a dialect or regiolect try to correct their regional pronunciation but end up getting it wrong
  • Pronunciation of “ich” in different regions : r German - Reddit
    A lot of non-native speakers pronounce it as "isch", simply because they have a hard time using the proper sound (or, depending on their native language, even telling that there's a difference between "ich" and "isch") And there are native speakers who say "isch" as well, but they're almost always doing so while speaking a local dialect with a lot of other non-standard pronunciation as well
  • Why Till Lindemann of Rammstein sings isch, misch, disch. . . ?
    It took me a while to hear the distinction between the two sounds on an audio recording I presume it gets kind of washed out, and being a native English speaker, my brain fills it in with what's most familiar The ich often sounds questionable on a recording But the isch sounds much more obvious when used in the same sentence
  • Is the word isch only Swiss-German? - German Language Stack Exchange
    Speaking "ist" as "isch" is neither slang nor specific to Swiss German - It is the common way how Alemannic (rather: "westoberdeutsch") dialects that roughly range from French Alsace in the west to Austrian Vorarlbergerisch in the east, and Swabian in the north to Swiss German dialects in the south morph the "-st" suffix to "-sch"
  • Nationality ending, -ich, -isch, or -er? : r German - Reddit
    Nationality ending, -ich, -isch, or -er? which ending should we use and how conjugate it ? for example: Er ist Russich? or Russer? deutsch? deutschich? deutscher? should we change endings like adjective?
  • How to pronounce “ich” is it “ish”,”ik” or “ihhh” - Reddit
    It depends on where you are from Berlin: icke Baden Württemberg: isch Bayern: iih I am joking…a little bit Officially, it is of course, “ich”, with the “ch” pronounced a bit like it is in Italian





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