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I think @jm13fire has the right idea: use accents, and give readers a quick pronunciation guide at the beginning. I would go for a caron over a C, which looks like č, as ç (with a cedilla) is used...
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I think @jm13fire has the right idea: use accents, and give readers a quick pronunciation guide at the beginning. I would go for a _caron_ over a C, which looks like **č** , as **ç** (with a _cedilla_) is used for a soft C. I would definitely read Ačir as "Akir."
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2015-05-27T20:57:45Z (over 9 years ago)
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