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Thank you for sharing, Harmony! Have a great weekend 🙂
Thanks, Nicholas. You too 🙂
I knew someone named Ng. They pronounced it “Ing”.
Just like in English, I’m sure the languages of the world all have their own dialects and pronunciations. Like Basil and Tomato, lol. Thanks for stopping by, David.