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in reply to a message by MoCro
I actually pronounce Carys and Cerys differently.
Carys has a short ah sound, as in Cat - Cah-riss
Cerys has is an eh sound, as in Care - Cair-iss.
I love Carys. I like the look of Cerys, but I don't like the sound. If Cerys is cah-riss then I like the sound. How are you pronouncing Cerys?
I wouldn't worry about it being unusual- sure you may have to correct people once or twice but most people will get it after being told once or twice. And people can mess up even simple names- people here always get Sara wrong! And even a Caitlin will always have to spell her name. It's not a big deal IMO.
I think it goes well with her siblings.
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/56287
Carys has a short ah sound, as in Cat - Cah-riss
Cerys has is an eh sound, as in Care - Cair-iss.
I love Carys. I like the look of Cerys, but I don't like the sound. If Cerys is cah-riss then I like the sound. How are you pronouncing Cerys?
I wouldn't worry about it being unusual- sure you may have to correct people once or twice but most people will get it after being told once or twice. And people can mess up even simple names- people here always get Sara wrong! And even a Caitlin will always have to spell her name. It's not a big deal IMO.
I think it goes well with her siblings.
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/56287
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