Just curious! (Not having another, lol)
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Bee; based on Bea Arthur.
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I would have said bee but my friend has a daughter named Beatrice and calls her bay-uh
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Bee!
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I voted bee, although did go to high school with a bay-uh
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Bee!
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Bee, I think. Never seen this name. Thea is pretty common.
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I have a friend named Beatrix and I call her Bee-uh.
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So interesting! Lo1 is moving up to the preschool classroom at our daycare in a few weeks and we got a bday invite for a girl named Bea already in the class, which is why I was wondering! I can see all 3 pronunciations being used so didn't want to tell lo1 about the party until I figure out which it is
@Shree1990: so funny, Bea/Beatrice seems much more common to me than Thea, I've never met a Thea irl before
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I would typically pronounce it Bee, like the English pronunciation. But I had a college roommate who pronounces it Bay-uh. I don't know if it's a Filipino way of saying it? She was Filipino.
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My daughter's name is Beatrice and we call her "Bee".
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@Anagram: I'm pretty sure the Bay-uh I knew was Filipino too, so maybe?
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Bee
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