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I would say it like Sage!

say-ya

SIGH-eh is how it would be pronounced in Swedish.

If I knew they were from another culture, I dunno maybe SAH-jy. If they were just Aussie like me, I'd think it was a trendy spelling of Sage.

Like Sage

SAH-yə

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Like Sage.

Like Sage.

I'm just going to wing it lol. Sah-jay

I'd say it the same as Sage.

Sage

Just like Sage.

Probably like Sage.

Like Sage? That was my first thought. Or maybe Sah-juh.

Either like Sage (SAY-j).
Or the first syllable of sergeant (SAR-j).

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The former makes more sense but the other came equally as quickly to me.

Like Sage. It does look like it could be pronounced "sa-he"; it looks like it could be a Spanish name.

SIE-a?

I'd think it was a trendy version of Sage, so SAYJ. Or maybe SAH jee

This message was edited 3/8/2016, 9:27 AM

When I looked at it, my brain said: Sage, no, Sah-zheh. Probably Sage.

lt would depend in which country l was at the time. ln English l would assume it was the same as Sage.

SAY-jee.

I'd probably pronounce it the same as Sage: SAYJ

Probably like Sage.

Sah-yuh (German schwa sound).