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Jerry us?

Jah-Iris

Hey buddy 😂

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Juh-air-ee-us

H'ilarious?

Silent J though

Szharius

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J's R us.

Cancer

Well you could have gotten a better angle, but I believe it says Ford.

Eerie us?

Funny native english speakers problem :D

In English, the J sound has two components. In French, only the second component is produced.

>The "J" sound is combination of the "d" sound followed by the "zh" sound (as in the word measure).

For example, in English, Jerry is dzh - erry, and starts with a d consonant. In French it's zh-erry and there is no d.

So, "J'airius" would be pronounced "zh-air-ee-us".

L (L)ove A (A)merica I (I)ndia R (R)un I (I)ndia U b(U)ll S (S)pain

I think you're Focusing on the wrong bit! /s

Bun-NUP-fuggle

Ž-air-ee-us, and not DŽ-air-ee-us, alright!

Ž is a legit letter in several languages, it means just that, matches cyrillic Ж. And it makes much more sense to use different letter where different letter is due.

And in French, it is indeed a single letter, J, with a single pronunciation.

lol