This post will be bilingual…
I am in my second trimester and we have been mentioning Daron Acemoğlu a lot. Despite all my efforts to get my classmates pronounce his name correctly, apparently I am not successful. Then I realized also the professors pronounce his name WRONG. They keep on saying -asemoglou- or something like that. This really makes me wonder if they ever heard his name spoken. The C sound is different in Turkish:
d͡ʒ | c (Turkish/Azeri), | dodge |
About Ğ, it just lengthens the preceding vowel. So we can write : Adgem-oolou.

Türkçe’deki C harfini Arapça’daki Cim(Jim) olarak tanımlayabiliriz. Ama C harfi, diğer latin alfabesi kullanan dillerde K ve S harfi olarak kullanıyor.