How do you pronounce Stephen ?
Neo
How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
thx
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: I'm French and I was wondering :
: How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
: Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
Steven
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Marin Vukovic
> I'm French and I was wondering :
> How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
> Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
Steven.
Marin
Steve Miller
The long spelling of Stefen is usually STEPHAN
and the female version is of course: STEPHANIE---- : )
Steve
"Neo" <N...@TheMatrix.com> wrote in message
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I'm French and I was wondering :
How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
thx
dammianking
Neo <N...@TheMatrix.com> wrote in message
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I'm French and I was wondering :
How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
thx
Neo - Welcome into The Matrix
It is pronounced Steven, although it is spelled in the French style.
Nassim Abed
variation. I donno what King's wife calls him but I really don;t care: to me
he is Stephen King, and when I here someone call him Steeven or Steefen this
spoils the halo of excitement around his name...
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Lelia Taylor
their own name? And what gives you the right to arbitrarily change it?
I shudder to think what you'd do to my name---just ask Andy and Wojo how I
feel about this subject : )
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"Nassim Abed" <na...@cyberia.net.lb> wrote in message
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> I've always pronounced it as Stefen, never could swallow the "steeven"
> variation. I donno what King's wife calls him but I really don;t care: to
me
> he is Stephen King, and when I here someone call him Steeven or Steefen
this
> spoils the halo of excitement around his name...
>
Kevin Hamilton
> > I'm French and I was wondering :
> >
> > How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
> > Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
I had the same problem with Michael Crichton and how to
pronounce his name, but I heard his name on TV once so
everything is clear. By the way, I believe Stephen is a
greek name or something.
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Marin Vukovic
> > > I'm French and I was wondering :
> > >
> > > How do you pronounce "Stephen" ?
> > > Do you pronounce it Steven or Stefen ?
>
> I had the same problem with Michael Crichton and how to
> pronounce his name, but I heard his name on TV once so
> everything is clear. By the way, I believe Stephen is a
> greek name or something.
There are literally *TONS* of people who mispronounce Chrichton's name. I have
heard them say it wrong a lot of times and the funny thing is, when I correct
them and tell them how to do it - they don't believe me! :-))
Marin
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Marin Vukovic
> Never could "swallow" it? How can you object to the way another person says
> their own name? And what gives you the right to arbitrarily change it?
>
> I shudder to think what you'd do to my name---just ask Andy and Wojo how I
> feel about this subject : )
Hmm... I'll give it a shot. Is it Le-liah, with the end like in Mariah?
Mel
>Lelia Taylor <catl...@home.com> wrote in message news:jHr85.9642
>
>> Never could "swallow" it? How can you object to the way another person
says
>> their own name? And what gives you the right to arbitrarily change it?
>>
>> I shudder to think what you'd do to my name---just ask Andy and Wojo how
I
>> feel about this subject : )
>
>Hmm... I'll give it a shot. Is it Le-liah, with the end like in Mariah?
*g* I've always said it like (Lee)-Lee-a with the accent on the first
syllable:).
Mel
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"Mel" <mbo...@attglobal.net> wrote in message
> *g* I've always said it like (Lee)-Lee-a with the accent on the first
> syllable:).
>
> Mel
My guess is Lay-Lee-uh.
Judi
Lelia Taylor
it's sort of like "Lee-lya" with a little slurring of the second syllable.
Most people can't make their mouths work right so I accept "Lee-ya". As
Andy and Wojo know, saying or spelling "Leila" is just about guaranteed to
purse my lips <bg>
Family names can be such a trial, donchaknow?
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"Lelia Taylor" <catl...@home.com> wrote in message
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>
> I shudder to think what you'd do to my name---just ask Andy and Wojo how I
> feel about this subject : )
>
> --
> Lelia