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Help[Opinions] Re: Names pronounced differently in the US and the UK
by Bear
10/17/2011, 12:13 PM
in reply to a message by Just Jonquil
Imogen is pronounced the same way here in the U.S. I think you're thinking of Imogene which does sound a lot like Emma Jean, but with an "i" sound at the beginning.
So in the U.K. you would use a long "i" sound on the end of Coralie? Interesting. I wouldn't have known that. Thanks.
And your Irene story is exactly what keeps me coming here to BtN. Fascinating.
So in the U.K. you would use a long "i" sound on the end of Coralie? Interesting. I wouldn't have known that. Thanks.
And your Irene story is exactly what keeps me coming here to BtN. Fascinating.
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•Re: Names pronounced differently in the US and the UK · Bear · 10/17/2011, 12:13 PM
•Re: Names pronounced differently in the US and the UK · lucy's_traveling_garden · 10/17/2011, 11:37 AM