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Help[Opinions] Re: Th names
in reply to a message by Realisticmind379
As a non-native english speaker,''th'' was a bit hard to learn. In fact, in French, some names have kept the ''th'' but considering the sound doesn't exist in French, it's just pronounced as a 't'. But now that I'm able to say it properly, I do like names with the ''th'' sound.
Here are some I like:
Agatha, Althea, Dorothea, Edith, Elizabeth, Ethel, Faith, Hyacinth, Ruth (yes even if it's a bit dated), Theresa.
Nathaniel, Theodore, Timothy and Thomas.
Do names like Esther or Mathilda would count? I feel the ''th'' is less pronounced in these example.
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Here are some I like:
Agatha, Althea, Dorothea, Edith, Elizabeth, Ethel, Faith, Hyacinth, Ruth (yes even if it's a bit dated), Theresa.
Nathaniel, Theodore, Timothy and Thomas.
Do names like Esther or Mathilda would count? I feel the ''th'' is less pronounced in these example.
Don't hesitate to rate my different PNLs: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/246179
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