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How do you pronunce Ronan cause according to the sight I have been pronuncing it wrong along time now.
Ro -nan like Conan
the site says Ron-awn
Ro -nan like Conan
the site says Ron-awn
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Yeah, I say RO-nan.
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No I pronounce it Roan-an too like Conan. :)
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I've always loved it pronounced the "incorrect" way. I just love ROW-nin (like Conan). I think it's beautiful and, I don't know how to describe it... woody, perhaps. It's almost got a mahogany feel. And I love it.
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I wouldn't say that "ROW-nin" is incorrect. BtN, while very authoritative, isn't fool-proof.
Speranza is from Ireland, as is my mother. They both pronounce it the same way you do.
Speranza is from Ireland, as is my mother. They both pronounce it the same way you do.
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Well yay, then! Yeah, I love the row-nin pronunciation. I find it extraordinarily handsome.
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My mother is from County Cork, Ireland, and she says, "ROH-nun." That's what my brother would have been called had he (we) been born there. When said with the soft Gaelic "r" it's so handsome.
Sometimes different parts of Ireland pronounce names / words differently. So I can't say for sure this is how the entire country says it. For what it's worth, I live in the U.S. and I'd say, "ROH-nun" too.
Sometimes different parts of Ireland pronounce names / words differently. So I can't say for sure this is how the entire country says it. For what it's worth, I live in the U.S. and I'd say, "ROH-nun" too.
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Ronán would be Ro-nawn. The accent mark lengthens it.
Ronan is Ro-nan.
Ronan is Ro-nan.
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Like Ro-nin. Rhyming with Conan. I like the name.
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I pronounce it RO-nan (like Conan with an "R").
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