I follow a local photographer who is popular for newborn shoots. Her latest "subject" was a baby girl named Theryn. I can not figure out the pronunciation! IN my head I'm saying "There-in" How would you pronounce it?
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Like "Erin" with a "th-" sound in front.
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Yep, just like what @rachiecakes: said. And just the clarify, the "th-" sound is the one from "Beth" not the one from "That" A soft "th-" sound.
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Thear-in like "ear-in" with a Th? Just a guess though.
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I know Terin/Teryn is a name, and its pronounced Ter-in. So I would assume this is the same (like erin) but with a TH
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I'd probably say ter-in and assume the h was silent? Like theresa
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Thare-in
Like @Adira: said, 'th' like 'Beth'. -
Like @yellowbird said, I'd probably pronounce it like Taryn and assume it was just a whimsical spelling and a silent h.
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@Ash: that's my guess too.
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@Adira: yep, soft TH
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I would go with Ter-yn. In French there isn't a th sound so that would be my first guess.
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Erin with a soft th is how I read it...
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Like @lamariniere: said - thEAR-in. I'd think of it as rhyming with Kirin (Indian name or Japanese beer, depending on your frame of reference!
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Thair-in
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I'd probably assume Tare-In, like how Thomas is a hard T and not a Th sound.
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I would have guessed like Taryn.
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@Adira: What you said.
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With a silent h, so like Taryn.
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