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People can spell out words in a language they don't understand, as long as they understand the letters. This is good for names. People can only do this if they
by HPsquared 3y ago
People can spell out words in a language they don't understand, as long as they understand the letters. This is good for names. People can only do this if they understand the letters.
- marcus_holmes 3y agoHow do you pronounce "Mebd"? Can you work out how to pronounce that name from how it's spelled? Or "Siobhan"? Your statement isn't even remotely true.
- shiroiuma 3y agoThey don't have to pronounce those: they can just spell out the letters: M-E-B-D. It's not that hard. But if the customer's name is "坂本", how exactly is the bank employee supposed to say that?