Re: Name pronunciation in general + Niobe
in reply to a message by Tassiegirl
When I see Lady Di in writing I’m also inclined to read it as “Lady Dee” in my head, the English pronunciation sounds like “Lady Die”. Most Italians are going to call her “Lady Deanna”, though a lot of the names are Italianized, so people will say “Regina Elisabetta” for instance. Though the younger princes tend to keep their English names for some reason.
"We have met the enemy and he is us" Walt Kelly
"We have met the enemy and he is us" Walt Kelly