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in reply to a message by Belphoebe
It has a nice meaning but I think it will cause spelling and pronunciation problems.
I would say TAY-a in German but in English I wouldn't be sure whether to say it like Thea (THEE-a) or THAY-a or TAY-a or TEE-a.
Thea is also getting trendy in many places (here in Germany it is rising).
I like Theia better. But again I wouldn't be sure about the pronunciation. It is why I wouldn't use Thalia. Too many options.
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I would say TAY-a in German but in English I wouldn't be sure whether to say it like Thea (THEE-a) or THAY-a or TAY-a or TEE-a.
Thea is also getting trendy in many places (here in Germany it is rising).
I like Theia better. But again I wouldn't be sure about the pronunciation. It is why I wouldn't use Thalia. Too many options.
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
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