On 17 February 2018 at 07:35, De'vID <de.vid.jonpin@gmail.com> wrote:

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TKD glosses {QIch} as “speech (vocal sounds).” The notation “(vocal sounds)” is intended to denote that “speech” here means the phenomenon of speech as opposed to an address or oration – that’s {SoQ}. So {QIch} doesn’t refer to individual speech sounds or speech sounds collectively. An individual speech sound is {QIch wab} and speech sounds collectively are {QIch wabmey}. 

“Pronunciation” could be {QIch wab Ho’DoS}, more literally (but awkwardly) “speech-sound manner, speech-sound technique.”
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A bit more on languages:

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An “accent” might be {QIch wab Ho’DoS Sar} “pronunciation variety.”  A “regional accent” would then be {Sep QIch wab Ho’DoS} or {Sep QIch wab Sar} or {Sep QIch wab Ho’DoS Sar}.

(“Dialect,” by the way, would be {Hol Sar}; “regional dialect” is {Sep Hol Sar}.)
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De'vID