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HelpRe: Adria as Italian form of Audrey
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Adria (AH-dree-a) sounds like Audrey-a though. In English Adria being related to Adrian would sound like AY-dree-a but I don't think they'd use that kind of "A" in Italian (?)
I don't think it's meant to be a true form of Audrey in an etymological sense, just like "what would you use if your name is Audrey and you want to go by something easier in Italian" or "you want to honor an Audrey when naming your baby in Italy" etc.
I don't think it's meant to be a true form of Audrey in an etymological sense, just like "what would you use if your name is Audrey and you want to go by something easier in Italian" or "you want to honor an Audrey when naming your baby in Italy" etc.
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