Comments (Pronunciation Only)

I thought this was pronounced yl-vah (y being like the y in yes, a pallatisation sound with no vowel, like in the Ukrainian word йде) because I forgot how Nordic languages work. For English speakers; this name is pronounced ool-vah, but the "oo" sound being closer to the oo sound in the word "you" when an Australian or a Scottish person says it.
Pronounced as UYL-va.
For English speaking people: ill-vah.
Ylva is pronounced ill-vaa.
For English speakers, who have not learnt the Swedish Y-sound, it is best to pronounce it "ILL-vah".
The Y in Ylva is pronounced as the German "ü" or the French "u".
If the comment by Ylva is corrent, then the name 'ylva' is pronounced like 'YOOL-vah'.
No, Ylva is certainly not pronounced like "YOOL-va". The German Ü and the French U are not pronounced like "OO". Günther is not "gonter" in German, and the French Julie is not pronounced like the English Julie.

Comments are left by users of this website. They are not checked for accuracy.

Add a Comment