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Help[Opinions] Re: Selig and Felix
in reply to a message by Caitlin žita
ZAY-lick.
H, I know it's not a German name, but Selig is also a German word, so that's where I get my pronunciation. If you then pronounce Felix the German way as well, they feel quite similar. As in too similar for twins. But if you pronounce it the English way they are not too close.
H, I know it's not a German name, but Selig is also a German word, so that's where I get my pronunciation. If you then pronounce Felix the German way as well, they feel quite similar. As in too similar for twins. But if you pronounce it the English way they are not too close.
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What is the English pronunciation?
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Of Felix?
FEE-licks, isn't it? Is this a trick question...
FEE-licks, isn't it? Is this a trick question...
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Sorry :) of Selig. I've seen 3 English pronunciations of it, and I don't know which is more common.
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Oooh, oops! Yeah, I've got no clue. :o)
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correct and I agree.
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