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Robin Lee Powell wrote:

> No dialect of English has that sound.

Huh? I hear the geeks talk about "Mach" and "TeX" all the time.

As for name lojbanization, my name "Sunnan" is a wonderfully ambiguous 
Swedish word that can mean either "to the south" or "from the south". I 
had trouble figuring out which of the two that {snani} meant, so I went 
with it, dropping the final 'i' so it sounds the same, as well. ({snani} 
means "to the south of", but what would you call a wind blowing from the 
south?)

Did I tell my name lojbanization story already? I forgot, and I don't 
have access to my "sent email box".