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:::: A lot of these names don't have to conform to English phonology, same as any foreign name import. They're just hammered into one pronunciation of another. This "vv" is a literal [v], the "tj" mentioned could be either [tj] (ty) or [tʃ] (ch), and it doesn't matter. I pronounce smitonic with an [i]/[ɪ] instead of an [aj], and it's all the same. [[User:Ayceman|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman|talk]]) 20:36, 9 April 2021 (UTC)

:::: Oh, and thanks to Inthar for promptly editing the tables before I could. [[User:Ayceman|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman|talk]])

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	:::: A lot of these names don't have to conform to English phonology, same as any foreign name import. They're just hammered into one pronunciation of another. This "vv" is a literal [v], the "tj" mentioned could be either [tj] (ty) or [tʃ] (ch), and it doesn't matter. I pronounce smitonic with an [i]/[ɪ] instead of an [aj], and it's all the same. [[User:Ayceman\|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman\|talk]]) 20:36, 9 April 2021 (UTC)		:::: A lot of these names don't have to conform to English phonology, same as any foreign name import. They're just hammered into one pronunciation of another. This "vv" is a literal [v], the "tj" mentioned could be either [tj] (ty) or [tʃ] (ch), and it doesn't matter. I pronounce smitonic with an [i]/[ɪ] instead of an [aj], and it's all the same. [[User:Ayceman\|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman\|talk]]) 20:36, 9 April 2021 (UTC)

			:::: Oh, and thanks to Inthar for promptly editing the tables before I could. [[User:Ayceman\|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman\|talk]])