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Help[Opinions] Re: Ida vs. Ada
in reply to a message by Billina
Ada.
I think because Ada Lovelace - and because I just haven't encountered Ida, except in Ore-Ida and in fake pun-names like Ida Klein. Also I don't really like the look of Ida. I'd rather it were spelled Aida.
- mirfak
I think because Ada Lovelace - and because I just haven't encountered Ida, except in Ore-Ida and in fake pun-names like Ida Klein. Also I don't really like the look of Ida. I'd rather it were spelled Aida.
- mirfak
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Do you know the name Aïda?
I ask because it's a famous-ish opera, but I don't know how known it is to non-musicians.
Anyway it's pronounced eye-EE-duh (I say a schwa idk if BETTER people say it BETTER)
I ask because it's a famous-ish opera, but I don't know how known it is to non-musicians.
Anyway it's pronounced eye-EE-duh (I say a schwa idk if BETTER people say it BETTER)
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Yeah, the opera. It's a-EE-da. If I say it fast and sloppy Amerikun style it sounds like Ida... sorta. The word aisle for precedent.
This message was edited 4/14/2019, 7:41 PM
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