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in reply to a message by Serafina Starstrider
The sound at the end of Wiebke is the tricky "schwa" which is written in many ways in many languages. It's pretty much "uh" in English -- it's the u in "but", which is probably why someone transliterated it by using just a u.
Anyway, the pronunciation is, as someone else said, pretty much VEEB-kuh.
~ Caitlín
Anyway, the pronunciation is, as someone else said, pretty much VEEB-kuh.
~ Caitlín
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