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[Opinions] Re: Adria as Italian form of Audrey
by Higuma Kanora
9/19/2019, 5:53 PM
in reply to a message by A
Well I'd reckon that Adria just sounds like a longer form of Audrey (Audrey+'a') in the Italian pronunciation so it makes sense that Italians would use this form instead, since it's more in line with their naming conventions.I like it more than Audrey, and I like how much more condensed it is as a name.
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- A (guest)   +3
9/19/2019, 8:30 PM
Right but it is not a form of Audrey. it's a different name. Adria is not pronounced like Audrey-a.
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- Dracotorix   +2
9/19/2019, 9:38 PM
Adria (AH-dree-a) sounds like Audrey-a though. In English Adria being related to Adrian would sound like AY-dree-a but I don't think they'd use that kind of "A" in Italian (?)
I don't think it's meant to be a true form of Audrey in an etymological sense, just like "what would you use if your name is Audrey and you want to go by something easier in Italian" or "you want to honor an Audrey when naming your baby in Italy" etc.
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- Felie   +1
9/19/2019, 11:09 PM
Hi !!!Adria (AH-dree-a) makes sense in Italy as a possible form of Audrey. It is the better way to Italianize it.Why are there so many problems? It seems quite intuitive in my opinion.

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- Dracotorix
9/20/2019, 4:51 PM
I think it's intuitive. Especially if you think of it as an Italianized spelling of Audria / Audrea instead of the variant of Adrian. Two lines, same spelling (just like all the names on this site that have a (1) and (2) version)
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