Standard Hochdeutsch is a Germanic Language. The sound change of Ik to Ich is not the result of "keltic origins" and even English at one point has had /ç/ and /X/ in its phonological inventory. Standard pronunciation of Hochdeutsch is ich (/iç/) and not ish (/iʃ/) or ick (/ik/).
Ich bin Terry Pronounced: ISH BIN Terry Your name is pronounced the way you pronounce it.
Ich liebe lesen pronounced Ish leebe lesen
Ich liebe beide du. Pronounced ish leebeh bydeh doo.
Ish is not a German word. If you mean ich, then this translates as I, or in rare cases, me.
Ich bin Engländer if you are male OR Ich bin Engländerin if you are female. Pronounced: ISH BIN ENG-LEND-UR
ich lebe in Schottland is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
I would say :Ich vermisse dich auch mein Schatz! ich will dich jetzt! pronounced like :ish fairmissuh dish ouk mine shaz! ish vill dish yetz
Ich liebe dich (pronounced something like: ish lee-beh dish)==============================================Ich liebe Dich means I love youIch herze Dich means I heart you
Go to the link: there is a lot of German there. Partly depends on dialect: in the south and in Austria it tends to be pronounced as 'ish', but in the northern parts it is pronounced 'ick', similar to the pronunciation of the Scottish word 'loch'.
The phrase "ich heisse" is pronounced as "ish h-eye-suh". The 'ch' sound is similar to the 'sh' sound in English.
Ich liebe dich pronounce it like this: Ish lee-beh dish
Ich liebe dich in German means "I love you" in English and Ti amo in Italian.