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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Although this may seem strange to native English speakers, it is certainly not linguistically unprecedented. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #294)
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 291 I have not spelled it 'Feikah' in English because the letter in question, in the Gorean spelling, is a 'kwah' and not a 'kef'.
1 292 The 'kwah' in Gorean, which I think is possibly related, directly or indirectly, to the English 'q', does not always have a 'kwah' sound.
1 293 Sometimes it does; sometimes it does not; in the name 'Feiqa' it does not.
1 294 Although this may seem strange to native English speakers, it is certainly not linguistically unprecedented.
1 295 For example, in Spanish, certainly one of the major languages spoken on Earth, the letter 'q' seldom, if ever, has the 'kwah' sound.
1 296 Even in English, of course, the letter 'q' itself is not pronounced with a 'kwah' sound, but rather with a 'k' or 'c' sound, as in 'kue' or 'cue'.
1 297 I gathered my shield and weapons from the grass near us, where they lay with my pack.
I have not spelled it 'Feikah' in English because the letter in question, in the Gorean spelling, is a 'kwah' and not a 'kef'. The 'kwah' in Gorean, which I think is possibly related, directly or indirectly, to the English 'q', does not always have a 'kwah' sound. Sometimes it does; sometimes it does not; in the name 'Feiqa' it does not. Although this may seem strange to native English speakers, it is certainly not linguistically unprecedented. For example, in Spanish, certainly one of the major languages spoken on Earth, the letter 'q' seldom, if ever, has the 'kwah' sound. Even in English, of course, the letter 'q' itself is not pronounced with a 'kwah' sound, but rather with a 'k' or 'c' sound, as in 'kue' or 'cue'. I gathered my shield and weapons from the grass near us, where they lay with my pack. - (Mercenaries of Gor)