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They're using an unusual transliteration. "ay" can sound like "eye" in English but it's atypical to use that in transliterations now-a-days.
by coolsunglasses 9y ago
They're using an unusual transliteration. "ay" can sound like "eye" in English but it's atypical to use that in transliterations now-a-days.
- int_19h 9y agoThey're using a transliteration that's usual for basically everything but English, the one that assumes common Latin sounds for all the individual letters, and then you just pronounce them one by one.
- coolsunglasses 9y agoThey're using a transliteration that's unusual: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chai https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chai