J
j
[dʒeɪ] 
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j [yei]
verbo
1.
Esta letra tiene siempre en inglés un sonido semejante al de la y consonante castellana, aunque mucho más fuerte, igual al de la sílaba gi en italiano, como en giorno, giocoso. Puede representarse por dy; jade «[dyed]»; pero en este diccionario conserva su propia forma inglesa.
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J, j [ˈχota]
feminine noun
1. J, j (letra)
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j [ho’-tah]
It is always a consonant in Spanish, and its pronunciation is guttural, or like the sound of h strongly aspirated, as in ham, her, him, home, who. J is used in some cases in preference to G to represent the guttural sound before e, thus: mujer, tejer.
J
j [ˈxota]
(letra) J; j
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