You should review every single pronunciation on this site.Juana is definitely not pronounced WAHN-a and many other pronunciations are incorrect as well.
― Anonymous User 8/29/2022
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Just imagine the immature jokes someone with this name will get in Spanish-speaking countries. Tijuana?
The "Ta-" prefix isn't meant to have any meaning - it was more likely inspired by other feminine names that begin with Ta-, like Tamara and Tanya. And of course Juana is Spanish in origin, but like several other names from continental European languages (most often French and Spanish) it has gained some currency in African-American communities. Antonio, André and Monique are other examples of Spanish and French names that are more popular among Black Americans in the context of the USA.
― Anonymous User 7/7/2012
8
Why is "ta" a popular prefix? It's just the feminine form of "your" in French. This would sound ridiculous to a French person, as all these names would. Would you call your daughter "Yourjuana"?
This is one of the most ridiculous names I've seen. Juana is not an African-American name to begin with, and I really don't get the need to shove a silly prefix to every single name. It sounds like some sort of weird article like 'the'.
Juana is definitely not pronounced WAHN-a and many other pronunciations are incorrect as well.