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HelpRe: Pronunciation of "a" in Tara, Sarah
in reply to a message by curiouslystrong
I live in the U.S., I pronounce Tara TER-a and Sarah SER-a.
I think that as long as you pronounce it the way you want, then most people will follow. I know a girl named Tara (prn. TAHR-a) and she lives here in the U.S. She usually ends up correcting people, but after awhile everyone gets the point.
I think that as long as you pronounce it the way you want, then most people will follow. I know a girl named Tara (prn. TAHR-a) and she lives here in the U.S. She usually ends up correcting people, but after awhile everyone gets the point.
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