"hon och han"

Translation: she and he

[IsilmeRobur]

In pronouncing "och", can you also say "ock" (so pronouncing a k in the end)?

[cc08_]

Yes, but most of the time when people talk, they pronounce it å

[erikblomqvist]

Yes. The -ck suffix is making the vowel before short, as with every double consonant.

Some examples:
hoppa (to jump)
titta (to look)
kunna (to know)

In Norwegian and Danish, they actually use -kk instead, which makes more sense. "Och" has been pronounced more with a German g back in the days, but is today the only word in Swedish that is spelled with a -ch but pronounced -ck. It's kinda weird that we've kept the spelling, because the word också (also; as well) is spelled with ck and those two words are definitely related.

[NorthernRedwood]

I just screamed "WHAT!" at my computer. Geesh her pronunciation was fast.