Nyati
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YES and in Greek ,Hebrew , and , LATIN ,there was no " J" sound either the first 300 years AD, not sure now .also no J sound in english Untill the 14 ,1500,s. IT was a Y sound . This is what I found, but IM not a linguistics scholar. But you can see where Im going with this.
Right, we still write Mexico, but pronounce Méjico, with a J which sounds different than in english, difficult to describe.