Č in upper- and lowercase
'Č' is the fourth letter of the
Bosnian,
Croatian,
Czech,
Slovak and
Slovenian alphabet and the fifth letter of the
Lithuanian and
Latvian alphabet. It is also used in the Latinic forms of
Romanized Macedonian and
Serbian, all in fourth position. It is formed by addition of a
caron to the standard
C letter used in most alphabets based on
Latin script. Like its
Latin counterpart, the
Cyrillic alphabet has a specific symbol:
Ч.
Its phonetic value is and it is used to represent the
voiceless postalveolar affricate consonant not unlike English ''ch'' in the word ''
chocolate''.
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