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Originally Posted by Ugrask
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You pronounce it as a soft C when followed by a vowel, Y dances on the blades edge, so your example is moot.
Out of the options he listed, I see no issue with yours =P you're still pronouncing the hard C like it's supposed to be.
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My examples are about the Lu not the C. There's no doubt it's a hard C, but some people pronounce the Lu like in luck and some like in luke. I'm showing examples of names, which is what Luclin is, where Lu is LOO.
Who cares anyway.