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[Fredrik]

I just thought about some special pronunciations. I guess gothic didn't 
have anything like english sh-sound german ch-sound (ch as in ich, not 
as in lauch). I know we talked about it befor and dont know exactly 
what we came to. But icelandic have Tékkland for Czech republic. (é 
pronounced as ye). Could t+j in gothic be a similar sound like english 
sh or ch. If I remember right some one suggested Tjaíhja or smth like 
that earlier.






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