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Help[Opinions] How would you pronounce Rai?
Would you pronounce Rai the same as Ray/Rae, or in a different way?
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Thanks everybody
The name was born from a mis-spelling of my nickname (Ria) by my friend's younger brother, and I thought it was kind of interesting. I'm not keen on the Rye pronounciation, though, so maybe I'll avoid it as a future nickname. ;-)
The name was born from a mis-spelling of my nickname (Ria) by my friend's younger brother, and I thought it was kind of interesting. I'm not keen on the Rye pronounciation, though, so maybe I'll avoid it as a future nickname. ;-)
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My first guess would be "Rye".
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Ray
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Ray as in ray of sunshine.
This message was edited 2/4/2007, 6:31 PM
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My first inclination was to pronounce it like Rye.
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Hmmmm
Logically, I want to prn it like R-eye, but that sounds wrong to my ears. I'd rather prn it Ray, but that doesn't make sense with the spelling. I think I would avoid it altogether! :P
Logically, I want to prn it like R-eye, but that sounds wrong to my ears. I'd rather prn it Ray, but that doesn't make sense with the spelling. I think I would avoid it altogether! :P
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I would pronounce it like rye bread.
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rye
Rai immediately strikes me as pronounced "rye," like the bread or the music genre.
Rai immediately strikes me as pronounced "rye," like the bread or the music genre.
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ditto
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Ditto. m
That's what I first thought. And to me, Rae and Ray are pronounced the same way. (Ugh, no rhyme intended)
That's what I first thought. And to me, Rae and Ray are pronounced the same way. (Ugh, no rhyme intended)
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Ditto.
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Same
I saw it similar/rhyming with the name Kai so I pn it rye right away.
I saw it similar/rhyming with the name Kai so I pn it rye right away.
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