New Post
Search
Help[Opinions] Geneviola
I just saw it tagged in a facebook post today and thought it was interesting.
Wdyt? How would you pronounce it?
Wdyt? How would you pronounce it?
This message was edited 9/30/2018, 1:52 PM
Archived Thread - replies disabled
1
Replies
Jenna-Vy-OLA?
It sounds very medical to me. Like some condition that attacks the genitalia.
It sounds very medical to me. Like some condition that attacks the genitalia.
1
I would pronounce it JEN-e-VY-o-LA
It looks very odd and I don't think it sounds very nice, but it's interesting I suppose.
It looks very odd and I don't think it sounds very nice, but it's interesting I suppose.
1
Ew, that's pretty ugly...
1
Like Genevieve with a change of heart at the end.
Reminds me of the quote someone used to have in their signature, about how sometimes sentences don't end like you think they salad.
I find it hard to pick up the Viola part - mostly I just see Genevi ... and then the -ola part, like canola or granola or Crayola.
I'm not against smushes, but this one doesn't flow together that well for me.
Reminds me of the quote someone used to have in their signature, about how sometimes sentences don't end like you think they salad.
I find it hard to pick up the Viola part - mostly I just see Genevi ... and then the -ola part, like canola or granola or Crayola.
I'm not against smushes, but this one doesn't flow together that well for me.
This message was edited 9/30/2018, 3:10 PM
1
At first glance I thought "Isn't that the made-up country from The Princess Diaries?" Doesn't do much for me.
1
I don't like it at all. It looks like the name of a biotech company or something.
I'd take a stab at jen-uh-vee-OH-la, but the "gene" part sticks out and makes me want to say jeen-vee-OH-la.
I'd take a stab at jen-uh-vee-OH-la, but the "gene" part sticks out and makes me want to say jeen-vee-OH-la.
1