Swabians pronounce it Kunscht.

I pronounce it Kunscht.

>>24887171 >>24887179 Thanks, I am vindicated now.

I guess it seems to be a rule if St (or Sp) is at the beginning of the word or if it's at the end. If it's at the end and you pronounce it as scht, then that's most often dialect (Bavarians do it too). Normal (Hochdeutsch) is st though. Durst Wurst Fürst Stiefel stinken Sport and do son

>>24887261 >and do son <and so on

>>24887261 >Stiefel >stinken >Sport S* at the beginning and pronounced as Sch. Although I think very old Northern Germans pronounce it as "Sport" and not "Schport"

>>24887261 >Normal (Hochdeutsch)

>>24887171 >Swabians pronounce it Kunscht. I think I had a Swabian class mate many years ago and she also pronounced lustig as luschtig. Is that proper Swabian or was she just a little bit weird?

>>24887287 How Ausländer are you?

>>24887288 I am not from Swabia nor do I speak Swabian what the hell

I say Kunscht. Living at the French border. Well, when I'm talking to local friends and family. Standard German at work.

>>24887261 and if that s* is somewhere else in the word I guess it's sp, too and not schp. >lispeln >flüstern >raspeln

>as it is written Always