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Amaya
How do you pronounce the name Amaya?
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a-MYE-uh. I think it's a lovely name :-)_____________________________________________________________________"There are few more distressing sights than that
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Looking at the replies, I'll seem most ignorant, but upon looking at the name, and not knowing anyone with the name, I'd pronounce it as Ah-may-ah. I would not think mie. Maybe because I pronounce Maya as may-ah, and not as Mya. Edit: Formatting.
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I pronounce it a-MIE-a.
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ah-my-ah
Like the name Maya/Mya/Maia with an "ah" sound in front of it.- --Kelley-- -
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ah-mah-yah /ah-mie-ah :)
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I've only ever heard it as a-MIE-a, or uh-MYE-uh if that makes more sense to you. Sounds like the name Maia with an A in front. It was the surname of my 3rd & 4th grade art teacher.
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I would say it's pronounced a-ma-ya, as a general rule for Japanese it is even stress on each syllable.

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This message was edited 7/24/2005, 6:56 PM

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In correct Japanese, it's ah-MAH-yuh. I say it the same way, or like uh-MYE-uh. It's a beautiful name.
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