[Opinions] Re: Iselin
in reply to a message by Delphi_Blue
I'd say ICE lynn, similar to Iceland. Izzy wouldn't make sense, but Lynn/ Lin would work.
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No, Izzy wouldn't make sense with that pronounciation!
The Norwegian pronounciation is IS-eh-leen or EE-seh-leen, but I was thinking people would be inclined to pronounce it like the start of Isabella.
I hadn't even considered Ice- as a possibility, so thanks for that!
I dislike that more than I do Izzy!!
The Norwegian pronounciation is IS-eh-leen or EE-seh-leen, but I was thinking people would be inclined to pronounce it like the start of Isabella.
I hadn't even considered Ice- as a possibility, so thanks for that!
I dislike that more than I do Izzy!!
Yeah, my brain has a tendency to find things that others don't. But after looking at some of the other posts, I'm not the only one to think ice.
You're right, 3 out of 6 people have said ice- so it's definitely something to take into consideration.
It hadent even occurred to me, so it's good to know.
It hadent even occurred to me, so it's good to know.
It depends on how many people are familiar with Norwegian. I'm not, and I don't think a lot of Australians would be, either.
I just helped a new student from Honduras enroll yesterday. and her middle name is Ceranyuly. The first y sounds like a j, so it's ser-an-JYU-lee. I said ser-an-yu-lee.
I just helped a new student from Honduras enroll yesterday. and her middle name is Ceranyuly. The first y sounds like a j, so it's ser-an-JYU-lee. I said ser-an-yu-lee.