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Le-TISH-ah
Le-TEECE (or if I am speaking Italian, which I also speak, Le-TEE-chay)
Lay-TISH-ah

Letitia = le-tee-tsi:ya
Lettice = le-tees
Laetitia = la-e-tee-tsi:ya

Letitia - leh-TISH-uh
Lettice - LET-iss (like lattice, but not)
Laetitia - leh-TISH-uh

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Letitia- leh-TISH-a
Lettice- LEH-tiss (like Lettuce)
Laetitia- lay-TISH-a

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I know a girl whose Mum liked Natasha as a name and her dad liked Letitia and they ended up naming her Latasha.

Can't say I'm correct, but this is how I say them:

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Letitia - lə-TEESH-ə
Lettice - lə-TEES (as much as I want to say lettuce)
Laetitia - lay-TEESH-ə
Letizia - lə-TEETZ-ee-a?
Leticia - I'd think it was the same as Letitia, but I see it's Spanish, so lay-TEES-ee-a

This message was edited 5/1/2012, 4:37 AM

lə-TISH-ah
LET-iss (exactly like the vegetable)
lə-TEES-ee-ah (in French)

I would pronounce Letitia like Leticia (leh-TISH-ah), Lettice like leh-TIS, and Laetitia like lay-TISH-a. Hope I helped.

Lettice I think I would just say like lettuce. The others, La-TEE-Sha.