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It isn't e-ya. The j is pronounced /Z/ in Carrajina, so it is e-zha. Adam On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 4:39 PM, thomasruhm <thomas@hidden.email> wrote: > ** > > > There is something about the interjection 'eja'. A friend of mine wrote > quite much about that it is very important to say it in latin with two 'y', > the english ones, I mean. Maybe it would then lead to 'edja', if you have > that sound between vowels. At least she thinks that 'e-ya' doesn't flow > right. > > I don't know all of the sound changes you made. I just thought it could be > helpful if I mention that. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]