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YOON-guh?
JOON-ger?
JUN-guh?
JUN-ger?

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16311170

>>16311165
Younger

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16311171

>>16311165
C H A D

Also
Yoong-er

>> No.16311229

Jünger

>> No.16311244

>>16311165
HOONG-er

>> No.16311296

Chunker.

>> No.16311991

/ˈjʏŋɐ/

>> No.16312188

never thought about how difficult his name must be to pronounce for a non native speaker. german "J" correspondends well enough with english "Y", the "ger" at the end should be harder, more like "ker", not like the "ger" in "german". can't think of an english word that has a sound resembling the "ü" ... think of "ou" (like in "you") but crank up the pitch.

anyway, great authour, read three of his books this year.

>> No.16312214

>>16311165
Yewnghair

>> No.16312285

>>16311165
Jun-ga

>> No.16312504

>>16312188
Roughly this. There's no directly equivalent word in in English to help with the u-umlaut.