Interesting site and web effort although its vagina monologs are found lacking

This site collects pronunciations of words in a huge number of languages. Although it could only pronounce vagina in 3 languages so far (unlike the 71 that Switters knew). Maybe we could go over and add more pronunciations.
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Here's what Tom said about cunning linguistics.
Amazon Online Reader : Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates

1.	on Page 72:
	"... in his wildest jungle dreams, could not have imagined that Switters would have recognized udrú as the Athapaskan word for "vagina." Ah, but Switters knew the word for vagina in seventy-one separate languages. ..."
2.	on Page 73:
	"... fierce invalids home from hot climates considering its shape and everything. But in Cuban Spanish, the word papaya means 'vagina.' Which has a certain logic, as well, I guess. However. .." "Oh, yes, I see," said the Englishman. ..."
3.	on Page 75:
	"... instead, inquired matter-of-factly if he wanted mitad or totalidad: hale= or whole. (Even Switters's nimble mind couldn't picture half a vagina. ..."
4.	on Page 160:
	"... time) mysteries of the adult universe, a universe in which the penis seemed to cast a long shadow and the vagina formed a gateway to both shame and salvation If the longing of many older women lacked that sweetness, ..."
5.	on Page 212:
	"... (Good thing his computer and pistol were in plastic bags.) If he remembered correctly, the Turkish term for the vagina was dalyolu, but with the coast guard or a Jonah cult possibly nearby, he wasn't about to shout that into ..."
6.	on Page 256:
	"... It was in the South Seas, on one of those sweet little coconut isles where the word for vagina has a preposterous number of vowels. (On second thought, maybe the vowels aren't excessive, ..."
7.	on Page 361:
	"... the Italians, speaking clinically,referred to as la vagina (the same as in America), but informally (and sweetly) tended to call la pesca (the peach) or la fica (the ..."