130.76.96.19: New page: You say to pronounce the "last ch as Spanish J." American readers might be confused by this because the way a J is pronounced in most Latin American dialects of Spanish isn't much differe...

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New page: You say to pronounce the "last ch as Spanish J." American readers might be confused by this because the way a J is pronounced in most Latin American dialects of Spanish isn't much differe...

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You say to pronounce the "last ch as Spanish J." American readers might be confused by this because the way a J is pronounced in most Latin American dialects of Spanish isn't much different than "h" in "hockey" or "horse."

Since I've heard you say your own name, I realize you're implying that it's a guttural sound as would be common in certain parts of Spain. It might be more clear to say it's pronounced like "ch" in the Scottish "loch" or as "Bach" would be pronounced in German.

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130.76.96.19: New page: You say to pronounce the "last ch as Spanish J." American readers might be confused by this because the way a J is pronounced in most Latin American dialects of Spanish isn't much differe...