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Help[Opinions] Anneliese or Annalisa?
I really like the name Anneliese (pronounced with the schwa at the end) but I was thinking about how maybe a lot of Americans would pronounce this name without the schwa... so I was wondering if Annalisa would be a better choice. WDYT? WDYT of the name in general?
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ॐ मणिपद्मे हूं
"Speak the truth; yield not to anger; when asked, give even if you only have a little."
"Live alone and do no evil; be carefree like an elephant in the elephant forest."
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Hi !!!
I would pronounce Anneliese as an-nay-LEE-zay with both 'e' like the French é (so translitterated here with ay).
Being Italian Annalisa is much more established and common.
I dislike both names because they are a plain combination of two overused names.
I also dislike them separately.
I would pronounce Anneliese as an-nay-LEE-zay with both 'e' like the French é (so translitterated here with ay).
Being Italian Annalisa is much more established and common.
I dislike both names because they are a plain combination of two overused names.
I also dislike them separately.
This message was edited 8/12/2019, 11:39 PM
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I would pronounce these two differently, Anneliese is AH-na-LEEZ-eh and Annalisa is like Anna+Lisa an-AH-lee-SUH.
I suspect a lot of people wouldn't know how to pronounce Anneliese regardless of the schwa, so I don't think telling people "actually it ends with an A sound" will be that big of a deal.
I suspect a lot of people wouldn't know how to pronounce Anneliese regardless of the schwa, so I don't think telling people "actually it ends with an A sound" will be that big of a deal.
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I love both names equally, I knew an Annalisa in high school and thought her name was so cool. But yes, I would pronounce them differently.
I don't think it would be much of a problem though, just correct people a few times and they should get it eventually.
I don't think it would be much of a problem though, just correct people a few times and they should get it eventually.
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I agree; I've (only somewhat known) one (I think Annaliese--but her spelling may have been different, and though I cannot remember which version of that one may be, I know an Annalisa better--who pronounces my name as Bahwbwah--we have innocent flirting between us.
I love how who you describe the schwa spelling - which "may" imply an allowed even understood variance; I love that. If I were an Anneliese, I'd probably introduce my name as Anneliese, (without any 'A' sound--save the initial 'A'); and never correct anyone.
The allowed variance would be significant to me--and I'd be apt to discuss this vocally. Many people even in one day pronounce /Barbra/ (to me) differently due to accent--and many call me any of the numerous variations-and any individual would not necessarily use (or limit themselves) to merely version (between Barbra / Bobbie / Barbie).
I wrote on another "ops" query one or two years prior "must we scrutinize every paper ballot?".
Many people in a day pronounce /Barbra/ (to me) differently due to accent--and many call me any of the numerous variations-and any individual would not necessarily use merely version (between Barbra / Bobbie / Barbie).
I think during a recent query about one's own names - I believe that I'd forgotten to mention that if there are soft, extremely innocent, mild flirtatious relation(s) with a lady--which may imply that I am in the habit of getting coffees or small pastries or something for her--and if this lady will not call me 'Barbie', I'll jokingly--yet (mildly), affectionately, complain--and write my name on a paper /Barbra/ - and say, as my finger underlines the letters "rbra" letters - don't you see - Barbie?
I love how who you describe the schwa spelling - which "may" imply an allowed even understood variance; I love that. If I were an Anneliese, I'd probably introduce my name as Anneliese, (without any 'A' sound--save the initial 'A'); and never correct anyone.
The allowed variance would be significant to me--and I'd be apt to discuss this vocally. Many people even in one day pronounce /Barbra/ (to me) differently due to accent--and many call me any of the numerous variations-and any individual would not necessarily use (or limit themselves) to merely version (between Barbra / Bobbie / Barbie).
I wrote on another "ops" query one or two years prior "must we scrutinize every paper ballot?".
Many people in a day pronounce /Barbra/ (to me) differently due to accent--and many call me any of the numerous variations-and any individual would not necessarily use merely version (between Barbra / Bobbie / Barbie).
I think during a recent query about one's own names - I believe that I'd forgotten to mention that if there are soft, extremely innocent, mild flirtatious relation(s) with a lady--which may imply that I am in the habit of getting coffees or small pastries or something for her--and if this lady will not call me 'Barbie', I'll jokingly--yet (mildly), affectionately, complain--and write my name on a paper /Barbra/ - and say, as my finger underlines the letters "rbra" letters - don't you see - Barbie?
This message was edited 8/13/2019, 6:19 PM
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