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Polish Kasia, imitated pronunciation is "KAH-SHA"
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Well my name is also spelled Kasia and I'm not Polish nor have knowledge of the Slavic language but I pronounce my name as Asia with a "K"... sorry if that's strange or rains on anyone's parade.
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My name is Kasia and I pronounce it 'Kah-shah'. Having been to Poland many times, this is the only pronunciation I have ever heard.
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My Polish great-grandmother is named Catherine, but called Kasia within the family. She pronounces the name KAH-sha, but the "sh" sounds different than the typical English "sh". Its pronunciation falls somewhere between "sh" and "j", similar to the "j" in Jacques.
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Kasia is pronounced KAH-sha. [noted -ed]
As a child all my dolls were named Kasia. Oddly it was the name that most children in Poland chose for their dolls. I suspect because the sound of 'Kasia' has an incredibly sweet and snuggly feel to it.
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As a child all my dolls were named Kasia. Oddly it was the name that most children in Poland chose for their dolls. I suspect because the sound of 'Kasia' has an incredibly sweet and snuggly feel to it.
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Pronounced KAH-sha. [noted -ed]
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In English only. In other languages, sia doesn't give sha but syah or see-ah.
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Actually, I have a Polish friend who pronounces it that way. Perhaps it's just that her accent is perfectly American?
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