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Help[Opinions] Emori?
In the TV show, The 100, there's a character called 'em-MOOR-ree', emphasis on the second syllable. The sound of it is growing on me.
How would you expect it to be spelt if you heard this name?
I feel like Emery, Emory and Emori(e) would all initially be pronounced 'EM-err-ree' like memory but without the first 'm'.
If I wanted the 'em-MOOR-ree' pronunciation, which spelling should I go with and do you think people would still struggle with saying it?
TIA
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How would you expect it to be spelt if you heard this name?
I feel like Emery, Emory and Emori(e) would all initially be pronounced 'EM-err-ree' like memory but without the first 'm'.
If I wanted the 'em-MOOR-ree' pronunciation, which spelling should I go with and do you think people would still struggle with saying it?
TIA
English Au Pair in Massachusetts with https://www.aupairinamerica.com/
Lots with only 1vote - https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870?sort=rank&pop=ew
Top ~ Thomas (b) and Juliet (g)
Bottom ~ Nicholas (b), Georgie (g) and Alexia (g)
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