SS/PS question
Carol
justcarol67 at yahoo.com
Mon Aug 11 16:29:55 UTC 2008
Geoff:
>
> > > Going back to 'Alice' and "Alicia', the point I am trying to
make is that the 'Alic-'' stem is said the same way.
>
Carol:
>
> > With the accent on the first syllable? I don't recall the name
sounding that way in the films.
>
>
> zanooda:
>
> The accent is on the second syllable (uh-LIS-ia) :-). After I
listened to Jim Dale, I found online the Steven Fry version and
listened to it as well, and they both pronounce it the same way, so I
guess no Alishas in the UK :-)! I doubt it though that Alicia is
mentioned in the movies, I'll have to check.
>
Carol:
thanks, zanooda. I thought so. I mean, I didn't think Alicia could
possibly sound like Alice (AH Lis ee uh). I assume it's Uh LISS ee
uh--the first and last syllables are schwas and the "i" is pronounced
as in "machine," more or less a long "e" unless someone can come up
with a better rendering.
Carol, who still pronounces the name the American way as she reads
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