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la xod. cusku di'e

> I can't imagine what sort of accent or dialect
> would find <thorn> easier than h.

Try saying a sentence with a bunch of .y'y.s at fluent speed. If you 
don't notice what I noticed, than perhaps it is just me :-/

> It's hard enough for me to comprehend spoken
> Lojban; this modification would make it even
> more difficult.

In that case I might switch back to h.

> Untrilled r tends to pollute the following vowel.

What do you mean by "pollute"?

mu'o mi'e .okus.