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ANN-ih-kah. But I've also heard it as AHN-ih-kah and ah-NEE-kah.

I prefer the Finnish pronunciation of AHN-ee-kah, though I know that is hardly the norm elsewhere.

This message was edited 1/2/2007, 10:23 AM

AN-ih-kuh.

Ahn-Nick-Ah [nt ]

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ANN-ik-ah.

A-ni-kuh.

AW-nik-uh

AH-nee-kah

Like AHN-ee-kah, but then I'm Swedish. English-speaking probably pronounce it differently.

More like Danica, IMO. I knew an "Anyka".

I default to the the "ann" pronunciation but use and hear the "on" pronunciation as well.

Ann-ick-A

Monica without the M.

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I say it like Ann-ick-uh.

either ON-ih-kah or ANN-ih-kah

I like the an-ik-a pronunciation the best.

my friend's name is Anneke (on-a-kah) i think it might be the same thing my first impression of Annika is (ann-ick-ah)

my first instinct is to pronounce it to rhyme with Danica. but I could also see it pronounced ann-ee-kuh.

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Luxiana

I pronounce it ANN-i-kuh (I suppose like Danica without the D). This is the only way I've ever heard it pronounced in my area (southern US), but I really don't know many people by this name.

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I would say Anne-ick-ah

ANN-ick-ah(in Sweden).

Like Monica without the M.

I pronounce it both ways actually! I've heard people say it like a-NEEK-a too!