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Re: Raphan |
| Author: |
humblebee (Authenticated as humblebee) |
| Date: |
April 26, 2012 at 11:13:15 AM |
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Re: Raphan by guru |
It might be the presence of the ph/F-sound that does it for me. Looking at Raphan, trying to figure out how it's pronounced without a frame of reference, my mind goes immediately to names like Raphael or Rafael, Rafa, Rafferty, Rafiq, and the like, and I want to borrow pronunciation cues from them.
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