How to read "あの人" ? Isn't it "a-no-hi-to"?

[auyukhungalan]

Can anybody tell me how to read "あの人" ? Isn't it "a-no-hi-to"? But nearly all Japanese and google translate read it as "a-nosh-to" Why? Please explain in detail!

 

[Mike Cash]

You already asked this in another thread and got an answer.

The problem is your ears, not the way people pronounce it.

 

[nice gaijin]

Pronunciation: 「 失礼します 」 | Japan Forum

read this. The "palatal fricative" I referred to is this: Voiceless palatal fricative - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia