How do YOU pronounce the name Clara? - how to pronounce poptropica
I think both forms are pronounced or Clear AHLC-rah-oh, am I right?
RAH with my accent (Australia), control AHLC and when I try to express Clair-ah just look stupid.
How would you and how you pronounce?
Friday, December 11, 2009
How To Pronounce Poptropica How Do YOU Pronounce The Name Clara?
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As well as Australia, and it is not sound funny, as you say Claire-rah.
I like Claire, but pronounced rah-AHLC
In the U.S., we mean "uh-Claire", and say most of my European friends: "AHLC-rah." The first is the most commonly used where I live, so they tend to the United States speak, when I spoke someone who has the second form - while respecting the difference and the debate;)
CLA say rah. I do not like any CLARE-ah. Furthermore, I am an American, and certainly in the minority in this debate. One of my favorite names.
I have a cousin, Kara, and everybody called Kare-ah, I think annyoing. Cara also know, and everyone calls her CA-rah, so I think it should be. It's the same thing with Aaron and Erin - I repeat, and EH-Rin-Rin, but everybody says, I know that the air in both cases.
Sometimes AHLC rrrah ... But when it comes to faster than almost sounds like
Claddagh.
Yes, it is fair to say the name. For me, it sounds pretty CLAIR-uh. It's really one of my favorites. When I say I like Sarah AHLC but sounds very much out of me. One of my options, I believe, America.
In England it is like the word "shall" (as in, "as pronounced you"), but with cl "in the issue and the" a "at the end, perhaps one of them, but would come closer to AHLC-rah-Claire ah
I'm in the UK, and Clara is the name of one of my closest friends,
Clar-rah, we call the first R is a powerful sound as the word "shall"
The Aussie way:) Coz I am Aussie, and sounds much better. Of course ... The Americans have the ability to lose everything, even the pronunciation of names, and it seemed that, as Claire
I speak AHLC-rah - the free-ah sounds funny
Scottish accent
Edit
I met the Americans pronounce ah-Claire --
Clear-ah)
I'm an American ... So this may be why, because AHLC-rah seems very strange!
I speak it like Claire Clara-uh. I have an American accent.
I speak it like Claire Clara-uh. I have an American accent.
I have never heard the debate Clair-ah! For me, this name AHLC-rah. (English Accent)
As an American, I speak as Claire-uh.
Wow! I never knew there were more than one way to pronounce this name!
lol interesting
I only heard Clair-uh.
I live in the U.S. =]
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