Albanian: Pronunciación de las letras: 'ç', 'sh' y 'q'

[Abc3007]

Hola, quisiera saber cual es la diferencias en estas letras del idioma albanes, quisiera saber como pronunciarlas cada una correctamente, ya que a mi me suenan casi iguales con un sonido parecido a la "ch"en espanol.

 

[Agró]

De wikipedia:
ç /tʃ/ español chocolate
sh /ʃ/ inglés show
q /c/ similar al inglés hot year (esta es un poco difícil de describir: oclusiva palatal sorda).

 

[mataripis]

i am not sure but Q is Kw/Y is EEE/Sh as in Lush/the first letter like C i think read as K.(Que)

 

[opjeshke]

Hello (hope you speak English)

Ç is like chocolate
sh is like show

Agro is right for both

Y is like the German letter ü (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9C)
Q is like the German "ch" in the word Ich (I), but stronger

You need more explanation?

 

[Agró]

Hello (hope you speak English)

Ç is like chocolate
sh is like show

Agro is right for both

Y is like the German letter ü (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9C)
Q is like the German "ch" in the word Ich (I), but stronger

You need more explanation?

Nobody is asking about 'y'.

"Y", in the title, is the conjunction "and".

 

[opjeshke]

True, I didn't notice that, is a common inquiry among non-Albanian speakers even knowing how to pronounce "y". Sorry

 

[Konanen]

Q is somewhat a palatalised "k". Try pronouncing "k" and "y" at the same time.
The tongue's position is not far from a palatalised "t" and thus, many people perceive Albanian q to be like "t" (rather than k) and "y" pronounced at the same time.

 

[Outsider]

Al que veo, la "q" albanesa representa la oclusiva palatal sorda, AFI [c]. Mire también esta tabla.