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mare = long a, like "say" or "bay". The "sar" in Sarah has an shorter "a" sound, like "map" or "bat". (nm)
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by
musubi, pronounciation guide
For example a nightMARE, does not have the Sarah sound. (nm)
Posted by
musubi, pronounciation guide (aka musubi)
Aug 11 '10, 13:00
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You've just blown any pronunciation cred you had. Totally gone. -- nm
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mara
Aug 11, 13:05
Wow. It *so* does the way I've always heard both pronounced. -- nm
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TWuG
Aug 11, 13:03
but see, it does. -- nm
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Andie
Aug 11, 13:01
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You pronounce "Sarah" as "SAY-rah"? (nm)
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musubi, pronounciation guide
Aug 11, 13:03
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Nobody said it was like "say." We said it was like "mare." -- nm
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mara
Aug 11, 13:07
No, both rhyme with dare or pair or care or fair or fare. -- nm
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TWuG
Aug 11, 13:06
not SAY-ra, but Sare-ah. it's still a long A sound. (sare rhymes with mare, air, fair.) -- nm
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Andie
Aug 11, 13:04
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