Is it normal that i cant say ''ch - ''

i cant say ''ch -'' it comes out as ''sh - '' help dear mother of god! noooooo!!!!!

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Based on 57 votes (27 yes)
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  • chonchburger11

    You're cute :)

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  • Uzzie101

    So shocolate and shoo shoo trains?

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  • helpful_demon

    it's not normal in the context of it being the way most people pronounce it, but you're definitely not alone. you just have some sort of speech impediment, possibly a lisp, which is nothing to be embarrassed about or ashamed of. if you want to get rid of it, you could always try speech therapy, but something like this may be caused by your jaw structure/placement of your teeth/motor control of tongue/etc., meaning you would have to somehow eliminate that in order to get the full effect. it's your own choice, of course, but I say embrace it! however you communicate is perfectly fine. :)

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  • Ejay

    Eh ladie hand the damn bag of ships! Can i get some shicken wings hold the shipoltle sauce.

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  • o_0

    ah my cousin speaks the opposite she cant say sh and says ch or s.. for ship she uses sip .. haha but I've seen many people doing that ... may be there is some biological problem associated with this..

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  • Avant-Garde

    You should see a speech therapist to see if she/he can help you with your lisp.

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  • polkadot101

    Lisp

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  • Hey, my mom is Filipino and says thr- as tr-. It's just the accent. You usually get one from hearing other people.

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  • Speech therapy ...

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    • cherryblossom1584

      hmm not bad idea

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  • tank711

    It's called a lisp. It happens randomly if you strain your jaw for a long period of time or you get something in the way of your tongue. If you were born with it, it ain't goin' nowhere. Sorry.

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