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Can V be used after G in Latin?

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Call Me Mike
 
Reply Sun 2 Dec, 2018 08:16 am
Hello everyone!

I am interested in Latin pronunciation, and I couldn't find any answer for my question in the Internet. Can the letter "V" be used after "G" in Latin, like in the word "Guendoloena" ("Gvendoloena")?

Sincerely,

Michael
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kadenpradhan
 
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Reply Thu 31 Jan, 2019 01:36 pm
@Call Me Mike,
Yes it can in some circumstances/dialects, eg Celtic-influenced Latin, but in 'normal' Classical Latin the simple answer is no
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