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HelpRe: Salome, Sabbath and Odessa /names that feel Jewish but are not used by jews
in reply to a message by cassilda in carcosa
Odessa does have a Jewish-Russian feel to it, imo.
Are you using the American pronunciation of Salome - sa-loo-me? That's not how it's pronounced in most countries. It's sal-o-may. I've only heard sa-loo-me in Christian churches, all the Salomes I've meet (a few) prnounced it the second way.
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Are you using the American pronunciation of Salome - sa-loo-me? That's not how it's pronounced in most countries. It's sal-o-may. I've only heard sa-loo-me in Christian churches, all the Salomes I've meet (a few) prnounced it the second way.
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Do you hear the "mee" ending in a particular region or denomination? (I know that's listed as the English pronunciation, but I'm curious because I've never heard it.)
This message was edited 9/29/2023, 9:14 AM
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That's the way my dad and my mom pronounce it, they're Baptist. i'll ask my husband how he pronounces it today.
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