"Aine Minogue"
Thanks in advance!
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Everett, Washington, U.S.A.
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"Fere libenter homines id quod volunt credunt" -- Julius Ceasar
She answers to Ahnya MiNOAG, at least she did last time i talked to her ;->
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Slan leibh, Bob
OY-nyah min-OGUE
The first syllable may lean a bit toward "EYE"
2nd syllable as in "nyah! nyah! nyah! nyah! nyah!"
3rd syllable to rhyme with "tin"
4th syllable to rhyme with "vogue"
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Gary Martin G1Ma...@umassd.edu
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|-- the numeral 'one'
> Hi! Could someone please tell me the "correct" pronunciation of
>
> "Aine Minogue"
There's a 'fada' (accent) over the 'A'. In Ireland, it's pronounced;
"Awn-yeh Min-owg"
> Thanks in advance!
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> Mike Dana
> Everett, Washington, U.S.A.
> [This message contains the opinion only of the author, not of The Boeing Co.]
> "Fere libenter homines id quod volunt credunt" -- Julius Ceasar
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it's pronounced "Aine Minogue".
Cheers {;-)
Don