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In Italian: lo-chee-AH-nah
In Castilian Spanish: lo-thee-AH-nah
In Latin American Spanish and in Portugese: lo-see-AH-nah
In Old Latin: lo-kee-AH-na
Surrealism is the magical surprise of finding a lion in a wardrobe where you were sure of finding shirts - Frida Kahlo
In Castilian Spanish: lo-thee-AH-nah
In Latin American Spanish and in Portugese: lo-see-AH-nah
In Old Latin: lo-kee-AH-na
Surrealism is the magical surprise of finding a lion in a wardrobe where you were sure of finding shirts - Frida Kahlo
This message was edited 11/27/2006, 1:12 PM
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Minimal precision
In (Castilian or American) Spanish the I and the A in Luciana are in one syllable: loo- THEE AH-nah / loo-SEE AH-nah (I don't know how to represent the diphtongue).
Lumia
http://onomastica.mailcatala.com
In (Castilian or American) Spanish the I and the A in Luciana are in one syllable: loo- THEE AH-nah / loo-SEE AH-nah (I don't know how to represent the diphtongue).
Lumia
http://onomastica.mailcatala.com
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Perhaps like loo-SYA-nah / loo-THYA-nah?
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O come, all ye Grateful
Deadheads to the concert.
O come, Grateful Deadheads,
And camp in the street.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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O come, all ye Grateful
Deadheads to the concert.
O come, Grateful Deadheads,
And camp in the street.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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