> I see that you are very conscious about pronunciation so for you it won't be a big problem most of the time. I still learned more from your site about how to

> I see that you are very conscious about pronunciation so for you it won't be a big problem most of the time. I still learned more from your site about how to pronounce Chinese <zh> than I knew before, and it's not as though I've never attempted to pronounce names containing it. :-) > When you hover over the name if the user provided it it will display names origin - poor UX sorry. Oh, I definitely didn't notice that. I guess I'd like to suggest that you require users to indicate it, again thinking about a name like Jan that could easily start with three drastically different consonants depending on what language it's in! > try saying as close as possible Grzegorz without hearing it first... I know there's something about <rz> in Polish that I don't expect, but I also don't know what it is! Yeah, that's a great example of how this could be useful. My intuition from English is like [ɡɝ'zɛɡɔɹz] which, now that I've listened to a Polish recording, is really really really far off. Even "Maciej" would have given me trouble before I'd heard people talking about Maciej Ceglowski.