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Subject: Re: Raphan
Author: guru   (guest, 164.106.179.254)
Date: April 26, 2012 at 10:49:02 AM
Reply to: Re: Raphan by humblebee
That's interesting. I asked a few people around me right now what their intuitive pronunciation is given the spelling when written down, and they each said RAY-fin. To me it is intuitive as well, like the "a" in David, Nathan, Gabriel, and so on. But then, I don't think pronunciations necessarily have to be intuitive, for example: Sean, Siobhan, Filene, Cecile (the computer pronounce it sess-EYE-ul), Phineas (I see FINE-eez), and so on.

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