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Help[Opinions] Re: Helena & Tamara
in reply to a message by humblebee
Ta-MAH-ra is almost the same is Ta-MAIR-ah, just not as harsh. It rhymes with Sara, which is SAAH-ra as opposed to Sarah which is SAIR-ah.
Also, Tamara Mowry didn't inspire this pronunciation. The way she pronounces it is the way it's pronounced in almost every European language (Russian, Spanish...). It just seems more natural to people of those cultures.
Also, Tamara Mowry didn't inspire this pronunciation. The way she pronounces it is the way it's pronounced in almost every European language (Russian, Spanish...). It just seems more natural to people of those cultures.
This message was edited 10/18/2011, 9:46 PM
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