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I've really been into Wilhelmine lately, but upon Googling it I've found it apparently refers to an era of Germany (specifically 1890-1914). Is this, like, common terminology? I've never heard of Wilhelmine Germany before, but I wonder if you guys have because I'm pretty ignorant on the subject, and if so is it well known enough to make the name unusable? I'm guessing it's not but I want to be sure.
Also, would it be really wrong to pronounce it like it's spelled in English? As in, an "-een" ending as opposed to "-eena"? I'd prefer the "een" but I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be pronounced basically the same way as Wilhelmina. I could be wrong about that too, I don't know.
So, uh, educate me on Wilhelmine if you can since I clearly don't know anything. =D Thanks so much!
Also, would it be really wrong to pronounce it like it's spelled in English? As in, an "-een" ending as opposed to "-eena"? I'd prefer the "een" but I'm pretty sure it's supposed to be pronounced basically the same way as Wilhelmina. I could be wrong about that too, I don't know.
So, uh, educate me on Wilhelmine if you can since I clearly don't know anything. =D Thanks so much!
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