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• Its main points seem to be that loanwords can be adapted either phonetically or phonologically.
• The fact that 'en' is pretty similar to 'in' orthographically and phonologically probably doesn't help either.
• Of course they're phonologically different and could be confused in writing, but I can't hear any phonetic differences.
• What is harder to explain phonologically though, is the development of Greek voiceless aspirated from Model voiced consonants.