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The pronunciation of “Qatar” is a no-brainer for Arabic speakers and speakers of similar languages. But it’s one tricky letter after another for English speakers.

While Jorge is the Spanish version of the English name George, it’s not pronounced the same. One Quora user, Marie-Ora de Villiers, a “pronunciation whiz from a multilingual family” helped ...

If you can say “Worcester,” I have faith that you can figure out how to pronounce its English cousin. Choir. Pronunciation: Kw-eye-er.

Given the difference in spelling to its English equivalent, the pronunciation of Jorge has prompted some debate. In Spanish, the letter J sounds more like how a H would in English.

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The accepted English pronunciation fails to incorporate all three of those nuances. But this, experts say, is a natural feature of language acquisition.

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The pronunciation of “Qatar” is a no-brainer for Arabic speakers and speakers of similar languages. But it’s one tricky letter after another for English speakers.

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