Comments (Pronunciation Only)
My friend's daughter's name is pronounced ah-NEE-ka.
5
5
My cousin's name is pronounced AH-nic-ah.
4
4
I would pronounce it AH-ni-kuh.
3
3
We are Danish-American and named our daughter this. In Denmark, it is said Ann-uh-ka. That is the way we like it pronounced in the US. Almost everyone guesses Ah-nik-ah at first because we live in an area with a lot of Swedish influence. I don't mind either pronunciation. I love the name and never correct others because it sounds good to me both ways. When my daughter is older, she can choose which she prefers.
2
2
I have a niece named Annika... commonly pronounced as AhnNeeKa... however my niece's name is pronounced AnnEhKa. I absolutely love her name... Annika Tate (middle).
2
2
We named our daughter Annika in 2013 and I love it. The best part about it, for me is that it sounds lovely however its pronounced. I'm Canadian and my friends and family pronounce it "ANNE-ika" while my husband is Scandinavian and his family pronounce it "Auh-nika" I've even had people pronounce it "auh-NEE-kah" and I think that's great too. I never correct people because, to me, that's the beauty of the name - it sounds lovely all over the world. I also like the nicknames that she has to choose from - Annie, Ann, Anna, Nika. I'm so happy we choose this name.
4
4
I prefer ann neh kuh
Eh over E.
1
Eh over E.
1
In German it's pronounced AH-nee-kah. [noted -ed]
2
2
The girl I met named Annika pronounces it Awn-ik-uh.
1
1
Dutch pronunciation is AH-nee-kah. [noted -ed]
2
2
Annika is pronounced as UNN-ick-ah in Sweden. Very popular among today's mothers, not among today's babies. Annika was Pippi's friend in "Pippi Longstocking" by Astrid Lindgren, one reason for the name's popularity in Sweden. Annika Sörenstam is a famous Swedish golf player.
1
1
Comments are left by users of this website. They are not checked for accuracy.