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I've fallen for Inez, prn AI-nez. It's kind of an ugly, incorrect, and unfeminine prn, but that's what I like about it. (Fear not, Spanish lovers, Ines, prn ee-NACE, is also on my PNL.) So anyway, WDYT of Inez?
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I knew an Inez once and she used your pronunciation! She was a perfectly bland, pleasant person and a good friend of my MIL. I don't much enjoy that AI sound, but it's not the total pits. In fact, since Spanish hardly happens where I live, yours is the pronunciation I'd expect folks here to use.
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This is my day. I'll have to run out and buy a lotto ticket. Frederica and Inez both the subjects of threads? Yessirree.
I pronounce Inez as "ee-NEZ" which isn't authentic, but not as awkward as "eye-NEZ." Could I talk you into the "ee-NEZ" pronunciation? Oh, heck. I'll take elegant Inez any way that I can get her. I think of Inez Mulholland, the American suffragette, labor lawyer and war correspondent. Quite a gal.
My combos are Francisca Inez / Ines and Vera Inez.
I pronounce Inez as "ee-NEZ" which isn't authentic, but not as awkward as "eye-NEZ." Could I talk you into the "ee-NEZ" pronunciation? Oh, heck. I'll take elegant Inez any way that I can get her. I think of Inez Mulholland, the American suffragette, labor lawyer and war correspondent. Quite a gal.
My combos are Francisca Inez / Ines and Vera Inez.
This message was edited 11/18/2010, 1:07 PM
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You want me to prn it ee-NEZ? NEVER! :p The long I sound is half what I love about the name. EE would make the name too pretty, if you know what I mean. I might be persuaded to like ih-NEZ, though, just because I also like the short I sound.
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