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>German ch, Russian kh, Spanish j or x (or g before e or i),

Spanish x is normally pronounced ks, as in English.
The only word I know where x is pronounced like j is "Mexico",
which most non-Mexicans write as "Mejico" anyway.
(Maybe Texas/Tejas is another such word, but in this case
the pronunciation varies along with the orthography.)

co'o mi'e xorxes



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