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HelpRe: Different pronounciation for Siobhan
in reply to a message by rainbow_Maya
No. Siobhan is "shi-VAWN." End of story.
Pronouncing it any other way would be as ridiculous as pronouncing Sean "seen." Don't do it. If you truly don't like the "shi-VAWN" pronunciation, then it's time for another name entirely.
I'm sorry if I'm being harsh, but I'm Irish. My niece's mn is Siobhan. I'm biased.
I'm glad you like other Irish names. Sinead ("shi-NADE") is one of my all time favorites. :-)
Pronouncing it any other way would be as ridiculous as pronouncing Sean "seen." Don't do it. If you truly don't like the "shi-VAWN" pronunciation, then it's time for another name entirely.
I'm sorry if I'm being harsh, but I'm Irish. My niece's mn is Siobhan. I'm biased.
I'm glad you like other Irish names. Sinead ("shi-NADE") is one of my all time favorites. :-)
This message was edited 1/16/2006, 10:55 AM
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I now, that's my problem, I don't want to pronounce it wrong. Do you have any suggestions for names with the same feeling as see-OB(H)-ahn?
That's what I thought it was prounounced like at first and I liked that. :-)
That's what I thought it was prounounced like at first and I liked that. :-)
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