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SparkJaa t1_jadyjvw wrote

Juh-air-ee-us

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Scuba_Steve_303 t1_jadvu7z wrote

Jerry us?

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Sirgolfs t1_jadzu3a wrote

Silent J though

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genericneim t1_jae6enl wrote

Eerie us?

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WalkLikeAKneeGypsian t1_jae7xf0 wrote

In English, the J sound has two components. In French, only the second component is produced.

>The "J" sound is combination of the "d" sound followed by the "zh" sound (as in the word measure).

For example, in English, Jerry is dzh - erry, and starts with a d consonant. In French it's zh-erry and there is no d.

So, "J'airius" would be pronounced "zh-air-ee-us".

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genericneim t1_jaec9lp wrote

Ž-air-ee-us, and not DŽ-air-ee-us, alright!

Ž is a legit letter in several languages, it means just that, matches cyrillic Ж. And it makes much more sense to use different letter where different letter is due.

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tsout003 t1_jadx7n3 wrote

Hey buddy 😂

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gorrionn t1_jae7kvc wrote

Funny native english speakers problem :D

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gorrionn t1_jae88g8 wrote

L (L)ove A (A)merica I (I)ndia R (R)un I (I)ndia U b(U)ll S (S)pain

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Ded-W8 t1_jadw0cl wrote

Jah-Iris

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