Message: "Yes, but no "pay"..."

Yes, but no "pay"...

by Magia

5/6/2005, 9:09 PM

You see, in Spanish all vowels have "dry" sounds, as opposite to English, where some vowels have a long (or compound) sound or a short (or dry) sound.
So, Agape should be prn. AH - gah-peh. Distress on first syllable. and that "peh" in the end, as in "pester", "pencil", "petal". Unless, of course, you are not searching for the proper Spanish pronunciation.

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How do you pronounce Agape? nt · Ciarda85 · 5/5/2005, 10:13 PM

•Re: How do you pronounce Agape? nt · Ivayla · 5/6/2005, 10:34 PM

•You're correct, it is : ) nt · Dayna · 5/7/2005, 12:07 PM

•There's a salon in the area... · Array · 5/6/2005, 6:08 AM

•Miranda is right. There is a second chuch at my church that is named that. · Siri · 5/7/2005, 5:12 PM

•I love to be credited, but not for things I didn't say ;-) nt · Miranda · 5/9/2005, 2:25 PM

•Yes, but no "pay"... · Magia · 5/6/2005, 9:09 PM

•Yes, but Agape is Greek, not Spanish :-) nt · Chrisell · 5/6/2005, 9:34 PM

•The pronunciation of Agape (a Latin name from the Greek word) :) · Lumia · 5/7/2005, 3:22 AM

•Array's pronunciation is correct -- nt · Daividh · 5/6/2005, 8:02 AM

•ah-GAH-pay is the standard US pronunc -- ask any clergyman -- nt · Daividh · 5/7/2005, 9:05 AM

•and a coffee shop around here pronounced the same way :P nt · iris · 5/6/2005, 7:58 AM

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