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HelpRe: Xavier
in reply to a message by Ismene (nsi)
Close to B, but more of a ZAV than a ZAY-v. A short A, in other words.
To clarify: I've never met a South African named Xavier, and it is very rare to find one who speaks Spanish. We have a Portuguese community who, naturally, speak Portuguese as well as English and other local languages, but Portuguese isn't taught in our schools for practical purposes.
To clarify: I've never met a South African named Xavier, and it is very rare to find one who speaks Spanish. We have a Portuguese community who, naturally, speak Portuguese as well as English and other local languages, but Portuguese isn't taught in our schools for practical purposes.
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