KANG guh
or
if you want to be accurate
then:
KHANG Khuh
The Xs in Xangxa are the International Phonetic Alphabet symbol for a voiceless uvular fricative. That is, a harsh KH or CH sound such as found in the Scottish word "loch." It's made with the back of your tongue on the roof of your mouth, and sounds like you're clearing your throat.
Xangxa (Tall-One or Giant) is the name given me by cannibals living in the Highlands of the South
Pacific island of Papua New Guinea (where I lived for several years). It
referred to my comparitive height, despite the fact that I'm an average six
foot. My parents, siblings, and the villagers only reached to about shoulder
height. Unfotunately much has changed since the late 1970's and I'm no longer
a beanpole. If I were return to the village my name would now probably be
"Feeds family of eight." 
I chose this as my geocaching handle due to
its assocation with my adventerous travels.
