| Subject: |
Re: Peigín, may I? |
| Author: |
Domhnall (guest, 141.155.125.208) |
| Date: |
August 18, 2004 at 1:14:12 AM |
| Reply to: |
Pegeen by Ana |
Among the many Irish-Gaelic "Margaret" forms translated/transliterated to English:
Example:
(Irish-Gaelic form- [pronunciation] common English form)
Peig- [PAYG] Peg, Peggy
Peigi- [PAYG-ee] Peggy, Peg
Peigín- [PAYG-een] Pegeen, Peggy, Peg
If you are asking how to pronounce an Anglicized form, local rules are the norm. No matter if you live in the US North, US South, US West, Canada, Australia, etc. Local rules determine how you render a local name.
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- Pegeen - Ana Aug 16 2004, 10:08:22 AM
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