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Non-English Europeans have to be the most didactic and pretentious when it comes to the superficial aspects of spelling.
"It's like an Englishman being called Dshon Kooper."
You make it sound like any English speakers would care, whatsoever. If I had met someone named "Dshon Kooper", I wouldn't have blinked an eye. Let alone the fact that "Kooper" is a real surname, "D'Shon" isn't very conspicuous as names go. Also, I don't quite understand your example. "Dshon Kooper" isn't a very apt comparison to exemplify your gripes. Names within the English language are quite often erroneous or contrived by construction.
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