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Help[Opinions] Re: Names pronounced differently in the US and the UK
in reply to a message by Bear
I've seen Rafe as a name before, and also Raef.
Ralph Fieness does pronounce Ralph like "rayf", and I have also heard it pronounced that way by some other people. According to wikipedia, "rayf" is the traditional English pronounciation. I always thought it was a Scottish thing!
Ralph Fieness does pronounce Ralph like "rayf", and I have also heard it pronounced that way by some other people. According to wikipedia, "rayf" is the traditional English pronounciation. I always thought it was a Scottish thing!
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