> Dutch-fashion, where the "g" is a kind of > throat-clearing sound, More like the "ch" in the Scottish loch or like the greek letter chi which forms the first letter in Christos.
If you want to be pedantic, the technique was not named "kriging" by Matheron but "krigeage" - a attempt to turn "krige" into a noun. This is pronounced with a very soft 'g' almost a 'sh' sound. Most of the other 'foreign' versions use a hard 'g': krigaggio, krigovanie kriggage (quebecois) and so on. Almost everyone I know use the short 'i' as in pig. Isobel http://geoecosse.bizland.com
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