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Originally Posted by MMM
It doesn't matter how your name is spelled, it matters how it is pronounced.
Am I wrong in assuming Arne is pronounced like Arm with an "n"?
Or is it pronounce like Army with an "n"?
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If you mean that you kind of merge the a and r,like you were chewing chewing gum while speaking; defnetly no
It's more like Arene
(when you absorb the e in the middle a bit)
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Originally Posted by Mortry
He/she's German, so his/her name isn't pronounced the English way. If I'm right, you can really hear the 'r' in his/her name, and the 'e' is pronounced as エ.
So I think his/her name should be spelled something like アルネ, or アネ. It depends on the pronounciation.
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yea, u usually can hear the R, it's kind of rolled (by the way, he is the right pronoun ;-) )
@ KyleGoetz Not completly right the name is Germanic, but that usually referees to northern Germany as well as Scandinavia (and even England). The name is pronounced quite of hard so you hear every letter
and thanks for your time; all of you :-)
and Mortry,
If I haven't slept in all my Latin lessons it should be: Ceter
um censeo Carthaginem esse delendam ;-)