Talk:Khim

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Support merging Kim (musical instrument) into Khim. "Khim" is the more commonly used Thai romanization, as the initial consonant (generally represented in Thai romanization by "kh") is a "k" sound as opposed to the explosive k (usually represented by "k"). Badagnani 01:08, 14 December 2005 (UTC)