BigBird
Et In Hoc Signo Vinces
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Our newest Husky is Azura. But more correctly, her name is Azurá. The difference is called an "acute accent." In this instance, the diacritical marking is appropriate because the purpose of it is to help us correctly frame the pronunciation of her name. And because mispronouncing or misspelling someone's name (especially when done with sarcasm or lazy disregard) is generally considered disrespectful, I want to get it right.
I think the pronunciation "AH-zhoo-ray" is correct. Does anyone have a better handle on it - for sure?
And, as I couldn't get my Ipad to think "diacritically," I just copied and pasted the young Husky's name into the first sentence above. If you care to use the same method, let me make it easy for you to find, highlight, and copy...
Azurá
Glad to help...
I think the pronunciation "AH-zhoo-ray" is correct. Does anyone have a better handle on it - for sure?
And, as I couldn't get my Ipad to think "diacritically," I just copied and pasted the young Husky's name into the first sentence above. If you care to use the same method, let me make it easy for you to find, highlight, and copy...
Azurá
Glad to help...