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I have a relative named Sayen, but she spells it Sayene. Her mother is Chilean. It suits her well and sounds very feminine to me. She pronounces it "Sah-YEN".
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The 'y' in Sayen is pronounced like a soft 'g' in English - like in 'massage' or 'beige' (jj /j/)
The 'a' is also soft /ä/ (or sah) - like the second 'a' in 'massage' [from the dictionary: mas·sage /məˈsäZH, məˈsäj/ ]
So, use the second syllable of the word 'massage' and the first syllable of the word 'enter'...
/säZH'en/ or /säj'en/
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The 'a' is also soft /ä/ (or sah) - like the second 'a' in 'massage' [from the dictionary: mas·sage /məˈsäZH, məˈsäj/ ]
So, use the second syllable of the word 'massage' and the first syllable of the word 'enter'...
/säZH'en/ or /säj'en/
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