18-07-2023, 11:30 PM
That's another interesting question related to dialect regions: is the difference between poch and pock regional?
To make X, we need a k and an s. The "s" sound is added as a genitive, just like you could say both "goat liver" and "goat's liver" in English. The k-sound seems to suggest that the underlying dialectical form is pock, not poch.
To make X, we need a k and an s. The "s" sound is added as a genitive, just like you could say both "goat liver" and "goat's liver" in English. The k-sound seems to suggest that the underlying dialectical form is pock, not poch.