Alienvoord  +  250857 Mon, 31 Jul 06 04:28 PM "example, in Indian languages, If we hvae to write word BUZZ then its not possible because the zz will be pronounced as jj, so they write it as BAJJ. Now if you ask people to pronounce it as BUZZ you will find its impossible for them to pronounce it as BUZZ." You can represent the /z/ sound in Hindi. it's "ja" with a dot underneath. So you could write buzz as बज़. But many speakers will still pronounce it as "baj" because many Hindi speakers do not have the /z/ sound. Alienvoord Joined on Tue, Jul 25 2006 Toronto Full Member 345

	Alienvoord  +  250858 Mon, 31 Jul 06 04:34 PM There are many Sanskrit words that are related to English words because they share the same Indo-European root. juggernaut - come Krishna - carbon Veda - wisdom Ganesh - owe cheetah - poem and probably more you can look up here http://www.etymonline.com/ Alienvoord