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Beat is most likely Beate it would be pronounced Be-ate...
and Marliese would then be Mar-leese. The last e would be always get spoken in German.

Iain... I am confused EE-in ???

• Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 13 2003, 10:47:28 PM
  • Back Ground on history of Maeve - Maeve MacFarlane  Jun 30 2003, 4:54:56 PM
  • Re: Pronounciation on names - Sophia  Jun 16 2003, 11:27:18 AM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 2:24:17 PM
  • Re: Pronounciation on names - Isis  Jun 16 2003, 8:21:01 AM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Sophia  Jun 16 2003, 11:19:29 AM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 9:11:54 AM
  • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maerriemienthe  Jun 16 2003, 3:52:25 AM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 9:11:17 AM
  • Re: Pronounciation on names - Christer Mattiasson  Jun 15 2003, 8:40:40 PM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 9:08:05 AM
      • Re: Pronounciation on names - Satu  Jun 16 2003, 11:01:06 AM
        • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 2:23:28 PM
  • Re: Pronounciation on names - Daividh  Jun 15 2003, 6:22:42 PM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 9:04:42 AM
  • Re: Pronounciation on names - Tara  Jun 15 2003, 2:28:24 PM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Helena  Aug 3 2003, 5:03:59 PM
    • Re: Pronounciation on names - Maeve Celyn  Jun 16 2003, 9:05:05 AM
  • a few more... - Shay  Jun 14 2003, 7:17:57 AM
    • Concerning the pronunciation of Chava... - Phyllis  Jun 14 2003, 7:52:40 PM
    • Re: a few more... - Maeve Celyn  Jun 14 2003, 7:04:36 PM
  • just a few... - Satu  Jun 14 2003, 1:13:05 AM
    • Re: just a few... - Maeve Celyn  Jun 14 2003, 7:03:46 PM
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