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in reply to a message by Lily
Aine and Anya are both great. My Irish family pronounces Aine with a definite "ah" sound at the beginning, "AHN-yuh."
My Russian professors taught us to use something between an "ah" and an "a" sound. It's difficult to describe. The short "a" sound is closer to the way a Brit would say it than a nasaly New Yorker (I'm married to one so I can say that). :-)
Another one you might like is Anja. Just to make this more difficult.
Caoimhe and Aine would make a fabulous pair. Perhaps there may be spelling difficulties outside of Ireland. It's up to you how much it is worth it. My sister used Siobhan as a mn and is glad. (Clare Siobhan).
My Russian professors taught us to use something between an "ah" and an "a" sound. It's difficult to describe. The short "a" sound is closer to the way a Brit would say it than a nasaly New Yorker (I'm married to one so I can say that). :-)
Another one you might like is Anja. Just to make this more difficult.
Caoimhe and Aine would make a fabulous pair. Perhaps there may be spelling difficulties outside of Ireland. It's up to you how much it is worth it. My sister used Siobhan as a mn and is glad. (Clare Siobhan).
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