I’m glad we agree that my posts have helped.

A one-to-one language like Serbo-Croatian has only one correct transliteration for each foreign word. English has many different correct ways to represent the same phonemes. Therefore, there are many different transliterations for most foreign words.

If there was an Etruscan word which was pronounced “zick”, then you could *transliterate it* as “zik” or “zic” or “ziq” or “zick”. There is no single “correct” transliteration into English. Look at the half-dozen English transliterations of “Koran”. Which ones are “wrong”?

King Solomon was granted wealth and genius from God. Over the course of his life, he went from being God’s most blessed servant, to the servant of fallen angels. He split God’s kingdom on Earth with his arrogance and pride.

You are doing the same thing with your life. God gave you a special insight into His divine council. You have slowly turned that into the public practice of mockery and self-righteous scorn. You were not placed on this Earth to judge it. You were not given this insight so that you could better ridicule others.

The more you attempt to tear down others, the worse your own work will be. With your last post, your work has gone completely over the edge.

Repent! Love is His way.

Transliteration just means that the word is written in the new language so that it will be pronounced the same as in the original language. If his intended name was “Lightning”, then “Barack” is Mission Accomplished in English.

Obviously, the video is a joke. But this kind of “correction” by a Ph.D. is equally comical. You should have started by asking why an Arab would be named using Hebrew transliterations to English.