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Help[Opinions] Re: Myah?
in reply to a message by ch_chik
Do you want to say "MAY-a" or "MIE-a"?
Because:
Mia is "MEE-a" to me.
Maya is "MAY-a" to me.
Maia is "MAY-a" to me.
Myah is Mya "MIE-a" with the 'h' is nms as adding the 'h' is just plain too much. I don't like Mya though.
Meia is kreatyve, plus I would pronoun it "MAY-a".
Of them I like Mia, as a nn though, for example Mia as a nn for Amelia. Maya and Maia are ok.
If you want "MIE-a" prnounciation then I prefer Mya over Myah. For another spelling it sounds just like Myer (but that's an 'r'-less dialect of English pronounciation (that is don't say 'r's like most Americans)).
Because:
Mia is "MEE-a" to me.
Maya is "MAY-a" to me.
Maia is "MAY-a" to me.
Myah is Mya "MIE-a" with the 'h' is nms as adding the 'h' is just plain too much. I don't like Mya though.
Meia is kreatyve, plus I would pronoun it "MAY-a".
Of them I like Mia, as a nn though, for example Mia as a nn for Amelia. Maya and Maia are ok.
If you want "MIE-a" prnounciation then I prefer Mya over Myah. For another spelling it sounds just like Myer (but that's an 'r'-less dialect of English pronounciation (that is don't say 'r's like most Americans)).
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