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Subject:	Re: Probably should've specified...
Author:	Elena (Authenticated as Elena)
Date:	February 10, 2004 at 8:29:12 AM
Reply to:	Probably should've specified... by Miranda

As far as I know (thinking back to high school Spanish), the h in Spanish is silent. The Spanish forms of Catherine are Caterina and Catalina.

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Simple question: How do you pronounce Catherina? nt - Miranda Feb 9 2004, 1:48:16 AM
- Re: Simple question: How do you pronounce Catherina? nt - Chrisell Feb 9 2004, 2:09:16 AM
  - Probably should've specified... - Miranda Feb 9 2004, 3:46:44 AM
    - In Spanish - Magia Feb 10 2004, 2:57:35 PM
      - Thanks. :-) nt - Miranda Feb 10 2004, 9:25:53 PM
        
        my pleasure n/t - Magia Feb 10 2004, 9:51:29 PM
    - Re: Probably should've specified... - Elena Feb 10 2004, 8:29:12 AM

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