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| How do you read this female given name, " Leticia". The pronunciation from the Merriam Webster is Leticia - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary (M.W. shows it is a geographical name). But when I heard this name in movie, it seems they say:[ ![]() ' ![]() ![]() ![]() ]I just heard like this using my ears, but I am not sure, I can not find this given name in the dictionaries. I offer you a MP3 copy, I hope you could take a "hearing" for me. Thanks for your help. I am learning American English. |
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I have a feeling that the Br Eng pron. used to be different. At my sister's school (fifty years ago) there was a nun who insisted on being called /'sɪstə le'tɪtsɪə/, much to the mirth of the girls. But today the Br Eng pron. is pretty much the same as in the clip, except that the stressed vowel is /ɪ/ rather than /i:/ b Last edited by BobK; 29-Oct-2008 at 14:40. Reason: Correction re stressed vowel |
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| The AmE pronunciation is "leh-TISH-ah." |
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| Hi, Ouisch, I was wondering if you could offer me a IPA version of "leh-TISH-ah." I do not know how to read when I see the pronunciation marked like this. Thank you. |
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