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[Opinions] Re: Names you've been mispronouncing this whole time?
by Dracotorix
4/19/2024, 1:14 PM
in reply to a message by ShioTanbo1
I still prefer "al-oy-see-us".
I've only ever heard Alana as "uh-lah-na", there's no way that's wrong!
I've also only ever heard Ambrose with a long "oh"
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- ShioTanbo1   +1
4/19/2024, 1:40 PM
The Breton way to say Alana is "uh-lah-na" but the English way uses the short A. I prefer long As in most feminine names. I think they sound softer.Regarding Ambrose I think I've heard it said that way in real life but I may have just misread BTN's pronunciation key again. DX
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- Amphelise (Chrisell)
4/19/2024, 10:50 PM
I don’t know where you have heard Alana said, but every Alana I have known in England and Australia has had “ah” in the middle.
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