>>>>>Except that's an i, i.e. Ukraine (if it looked like an L, screw Arial. I hate the bastard. It was an uppercase i, for emphasis, which looked OK in Courier, which I also don't like).
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>>>>> Next task. Learn to pronounce Gruziya (that's how Georgia calls itself, I presume), and Tbilisi (note that the impossible initial TB is not impossible when a whole nation can pronounce it). Find Gruzian web radio or whatever to hear the sound.
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>>>>Oh yeah? So how do I know they're saying it right?
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>>>There's no right or left on the matter. There's native and different degrees of deafness or stiff tongues :).
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>>Oh yeah? So how do I know they're saying it correctly? ;)
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>You can only assume that they do it no worse than how you say "Canada"... only assume.

Phonetically, here's how I say "Canada": Tblisi.