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in reply to a message by Belphoebe
I would have pronounced it Zee-uh if you hadn't said differently. I don't care for it, it seems like half a name to me. Also, there was a really good Italian restaurant we used to go to called Zia's that closed down and I was told that Zia was Italian for "aunt."
Zaya or Zyah reflects your pronunciation better than Ziya, I think.
Zaya or Zyah reflects your pronunciation better than Ziya, I think.
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OT, but
The names of Italian restaurants abroad are just Italian, the effect for me is as if there were a restaurant called "Aunt's".
The names of Italian restaurants abroad are just Italian, the effect for me is as if there were a restaurant called "Aunt's".
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