> I like the way LC's are sort of connected with other periferal HCP's.  Could
> you tell us how to phonetically prounounce "kundige" for us gringos and
> others who are Dutch-challenged? (Don't let the name fool you.)

Oops, that's a difficult one. I've been told that for non-native speakers
Chinese and Dutch are the most difficult languages to learn :-) But I'll try.
It is rather like 'kundugu' with the ''u'' 3x like in 'luck' and the 'g'
somewhere inbetween the Scottish English 'g', kind of rough back in the throat
and the Hebrew 'ch' as in 'chanooka'. (BTW my name has the same difficulties.)

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> For those of us in private
> practice who get to spend more than just a few minutes with each client; do
> you find ,as I do, that the majority of the time is spent not doing
> breastfeeding skills but more just plain counseling?  I sure do, and find
> that repoire created by those interactions is enormously helpful in creating
> solutions - especially in difficult cases.

Absolutely. Referred to this in an earlier thread, some weeks ago I think.

Gonneke van Veldhuizen, who had a real good time in London, England years and
years ago, trying to teach the 'natives' in the pub (close to closing time) to
pronounce our names: Gonneke and Gijs van Veldhuizen.
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