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HelpSerafima (sye-rah-fee-mah)
WDYTO it? What do you think she would look like? If she were an animal what would she be?
This message was edited 12/7/2008, 10:10 PM
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Wrong Pronunciation.
There is no word I can think of in the English language where 'e' is pronounced 'IE' (eye). It's completely illogical and there's no way you can legitimately pronounce it that way.
seh-ruh-FEE-muh would work. If you want sie-ruh-FEE-muh you need Sirafima or Syrafema.
There is no word I can think of in the English language where 'e' is pronounced 'IE' (eye). It's completely illogical and there's no way you can legitimately pronounce it that way.
seh-ruh-FEE-muh would work. If you want sie-ruh-FEE-muh you need Sirafima or Syrafema.
This message was edited 12/7/2008, 10:40 PM
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The "sye" part is "s" + "yeh"
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In phonetic English, yes. Well, it's Russian and the database says it's a pronounciation for it (probably the Russian one), but that doesn't necessarily mean it is correct.
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*clears it up* That doesn't rhyme with 'eye'
I've had this problem myself. It's actually s+ye. So it's like the beginning of the word "yes" with an S in front. See-eh almost.
Of course maybe that's what you meant!
Anywho, the name reminds me of Styrofome.
I've had this problem myself. It's actually s+ye. So it's like the beginning of the word "yes" with an S in front. See-eh almost.
Of course maybe that's what you meant!
Anywho, the name reminds me of Styrofome.
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Interesting...
That would have never occured to me.
That would have never occured to me.
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