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1)Say 'my telephone'
2) then remove 'lephone'.
3) you should now be able to say 'Maite'

Maite, as you probably already know, is a conjunction of the names María and Teresa. It is prn. my-TEH. That "teh" at the end is NOT prn. "ay". It is a dry sound, as in the word in-te-resting. I have seen it spelled Mayté, but the correct spelling is Maite and have never come across it as a name but as nicknames for someone named María Teresa. There is also Marite prn. muh-ree-TEH, which comes form the same two names.

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I hope this helps,
Magia

Maite, as you probably already know, is a conjunction of the names María and Teresa. It is prn. my-TEH. That "teh" at the end is NOT prn. "ay". It is a dry sound, as in the word in-te-resting. I have seen it spelled Mayté, but the correct spelling is Maite and have never come across it as a name but as nicknames for someone named María Teresa. There is also Marite prn. muh-ree-TEH, which comes form the same two names.

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I hope this helps,
Magia

In Spain, I think it's pr. MY-teh.

The French name Maite (Maïté) is pronounced ma-ee-té (tay?). There aren't any alternative spellings, French people are not fond of them lol
:)