- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
I don't think it matters whether you pronounce the J or not.
I take Latin in high school, and one of the first things you learn is that the romans didn't have a J (I know, It's norse, don't freak out. For a long time all of Europe spoke Latin and Greek.) I am not sure, but I think the Norse language ,whatever language they use, uses romance characters. If that's so, the J didn't exist when they named Thor's hammer. It was spelled Miolnir, but that doesn't indicate how it was pronounced. The romans spelled Jerusalem like so: Ierusalem. however, they still pronounced it with a "J" sound.
[Edited on 6/30/2006]