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10-07-2009, 02:02 PM

No, it's not a 'k' sound. It's called a glottal stop. Try saying a word like 'hot cakes'. The っ doubles the consonant that follows. so って is tte and っか is kka. You basically stop the air before that consonant to give the consonant a harder sound.
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