Whether EVA-y does double duty or not, WHERE is the "g" sound in the middles of words? I didn't really get an answer to that. Gimel or "g" is common in Hebrew and pretty much every language.
There has to be something to represent "g" within words if this is believed to be natural language (which I think is what Monica intends).
There has to be something to represent "g" within words if this is believed to be natural language (which I think is what Monica intends).

