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Adore it; I especially like the nn Nia. I pronounce Antonia an-TON-ee-a or ahn-TON-ee-a depending on my mood.

This message was edited 11/11/2006, 10:32 PM

I say ann-TONE-ee-ah

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ann-toe-NEE-ah might grow on me, but right now it sounds so wrong that I can't form an opinion.

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I'm unable to say an-TO-nyah...I can't get my tongue around the "nyah" sound.

An-to-NEE-ah. I have a wonderful friend by that name. :)

I don't like the name, I find it ugly. But I pronounce an-TOE-nee-ah.

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This message was edited 11/11/2006, 9:04 AM

I love it. I pronounce it ahn-TOH-nyah.

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¡VIVA ESPAÑA!

I think an-toe-NEE-ah is prettiest.

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Maybe I made that way up?

an-TO-nyah

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would be how I say it. My mom's family is Italian (my late grandfather was from Italy) so the most I've ever heard anyone saying it has been in reference to distant Italian relatives.

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I like it a lot--it's one of my very favorites, particularly in the combo Elizabeth Antonia or Antonia Elizabeth. I think it's a beautiful name, a bit less common but not so obscure that it sounds like a forced effort at being interesting. I can't say I like any nicknames for it, though, especially Toni.

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It's my best friend's name, but she's always known as Toni. I personally love her full name, but she doesn't. We pronounce it an-TON-ee-a.

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I say it ahn-TOH-nee-ah. So kind of close to the German pronunciation, I suppose. I've really been liking Antonia recently. I used the combo Colette Antonia in a game recently and ever since then it's been growing on me.

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An-TOE-nee-ah

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