Re: C'THIA PRONUNCIATION
Rob Zook 
Wed, 19 Nov 1997 10:50:12 -0600

At 08:44 AM 11/19/97 M, you wrote:
>I'm a little unsure how to pronounce c'thia.  Do you pronounce the "th" as 
>you would for "the", or is it more like "te ha"?  I know in alot of 
>languages, "th" as in "the" is not present.  Is it in Vulcan?

Well, since that was spelled according to the Lexicon transliteration
I would pronounce it <ts'thia> where the th represents the "te ha"
sound you mentioned. However, you don't need to exaggerate it much. 

If you speak American English, many of our t get aspirated. Like at
the beginning of the word "type". It's a very understated kind of
distinction to English speakers as we don't make a meaningful distinction
between a t and an aspirated t.

Rob Z.
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