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> You seem to be imagining a sound that might be interpreted as a K or, alternatively, might be interpreted as a J No, not at all
by glxxyz 4y ago
> You seem to be imagining a sound that might be interpreted as a K or, alternatively, might be interpreted as a J
No, not at all
- thaumasiotes 4y ago>>> The pronunciation in Mandarin never changed, just the way that sounds which don't have any exact equivalent in our alphabet are represented. What did you mean by this? It was your only comment, other than a factual error, on a contrast of the name "Peking" with the name "Beijing".