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I love this spelling of Anya so much! It is the German way to spell it, I believe.
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My little sister's name is Anja. It is pronounced On-yah. There aren't many nicknames out there for the name Anja, but we call her Anja bear or onion.
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I think it sounds a lot better with the "J" pronounced as a "Y", the way it's supposed to.
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I love this name. But, I would rather pronounce it like it is spelled. (AN-JUH) Wouldn't you?
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I think this name is gorgeous, especially with the Scandinavian j in it. I'm not sure what about that appeals to me, but I think it makes it look wonderful.
And: You must remember, Taydbug112, that the entire world does not abide by the rules of your language English. In the languages that this name originates in, the j makes the "y" sound and it is perfectly correct.
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And: You must remember, Taydbug112, that the entire world does not abide by the rules of your language English. In the languages that this name originates in, the j makes the "y" sound and it is perfectly correct.
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I love the way that this name looks and sounds; "AHN-yah" just rolls off of the tongue beautifully.
That may be how "j" is pronounced in English, but not in the Germanic and Slavic langages (damn the lack of rules in English pronunciation). "AHN-jah", I'm sorry, but that just throws it away.
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That may be how "j" is pronounced in English, but not in the Germanic and Slavic langages (damn the lack of rules in English pronunciation). "AHN-jah", I'm sorry, but that just throws it away.
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