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[Harry Potter] What about East Asian, sub-Saharan etc. wizards for whom pronouncing Latin-based spells correctly might prove extremely difficult?

We know that pronunciation is extremely important in the *Harry Potter* world, with the famous "It's leviOHsa, not levioSA" speech, but that doesn't do a Japanese wizard any good when their language doesn't really have a "le" or a "vi" syllable.

Is there an in-universe reconciliation for this? Or do wizards from these cultures just need to suck it up and learn to talk like an Englishman?
gpt
There are magical traditions from around the world and the "Western" tradition is just one of those. So these individuals would likely use spells from their own cultures, in their own languages.

If they wanted to learn spells at a school like Hogwarts, then they would likely just have to learn the proper pronunciation.