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Sorry, I should have said because I'm Dutch-American, because I don't know prn. very well. As a guess, I'd pronounce it nee-ko-leht, no idea which syllable to emphasize.

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ETA: I would assume the t is pronounced as in English, because the Dutch names I have encountered with t's prn. them (Gerrit, Griet, etc).

This message was edited 6/10/2007, 7:26 PM