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Help[Opinions] Re: Nica
in reply to a message by PenelopeValentina
I'd prefer Nickie, since Nica sounds like knicker which is inappropriate.
I wouldn't be impressed by Nica, though I'd sympathise with her need to have a shorter name than Veronica, which is a mouthful for everyday use.
I've only met one Veronica, and she didn't shorten it at all, though people tried to call her Vera and Ronnie.
I wouldn't be impressed by Nica, though I'd sympathise with her need to have a shorter name than Veronica, which is a mouthful for everyday use.
I've only met one Veronica, and she didn't shorten it at all, though people tried to call her Vera and Ronnie.
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I see how you might think it sounds like knicker, prn. NICK-uh, but I prn. it NEE-ca. How do you prn. it?
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I pronounce Veronica to rhyme with knicker, so naturally I pronounce Nica in the same way! This is the only pronunciation I've ever heard of Veronica in English. What language are you using?
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I see how you might think it sounds like knicker, prn. NICK-uh, but I prn. it NEE-ca. How do you prn. it?
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