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I agree. Jaswinder has a very nice sound--I'd probably want to call her Jassie (I have an aquaintance who's Yasimin nn Yassie, and I always thought that was sweet) or Windy! Without a nickname, though, it's still beautiful.
The only warning I have is that the average white American would likely look at it and go "made up!" You could also have some severe pronunciation problems from the unwashed masses.
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The only warning I have is that the average white American would likely look at it and go "made up!" You could also have some severe pronunciation problems from the unwashed masses.
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You might even provide a Heaven for them. We need You for that. Hell we can make for ourselves.
Russ Feingold is a hero.
Censure President Bush.
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hmm.. I didn't think of that. But isn't it pronounced just like it is spelled?
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I'm not familiar with the name and am wondering if it is "jas" like the first syllable of Jasper or like the word jazz? And "wind" like to wind a clock? Or like blowing in the wind? I'm coming up with at least four ways to say it... help?
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Ami says it almost like "jashwinda" but I'm positive it's just her accent. The correct pro., I have no idea. I say jas-winder myself and nobody in Ami's family has ever corrected me. ::shrugs::
edit: to clarify my pronunciation of Jaswinder - jahss-win-der
vs. Ami saying jahsh-win-dah
(Ami and her family are from India, I don't know where 'bouts though)
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edit: to clarify my pronunciation of Jaswinder - jahss-win-der
vs. Ami saying jahsh-win-dah
(Ami and her family are from India, I don't know where 'bouts though)
- Serenity
This message was edited 4/6/2006, 2:37 PM
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