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Cynthia: 신시아 or 신띠아?
Somebody told me that the name Cynthia in korean is : 신시아
But other person says that is: 신띠아
Which of this two is more common?
Mar 4, 2011 12:30 AM
Answers · 9
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Nahh, if I were you I'd use 산티아
ㅌ sounds more like 't' so it'd be 'Cyn-tia'
신시아 = Cynsia
신띠아 = Cyn-ttee-a
I'm not an expert at Korean here, so I'm not 100% sure I'm right. Maybe someone can give a better answer?
March 4, 2011
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Most Koreans can not pronounce 'English /th/ sound' exactly because we don't have that kind of sound in Hangul.
However "신시아" is often found in most English-Korean dictionaries and it's very comfortable for us to pronounce it as "시".
^___^
March 4, 2011
보통 사람들은 신시아라고 할 듯
그런데 그냥 이름 물어보면 스페인어로 발음해도 될텐데
March 4, 2011
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