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how to pronounce

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since i first heard stina ive been saying her name as STY-na, and i just realized im probably wrong about this, and it instead rhymes with tina. please confirm, so when i bump into stina some day it wont be embarrassing.
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Yes, it rhymes with Tina.

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I've usually pronounced Stina as STEE-NAR too :) .......and sometimes WIG-GEY :wink: :lol:

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puce wrote:Yes, it rhymes with Tina.
correct.

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what about "Nordenstam"?
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Post by RobB »

lori glory wrote:what about "Nordenstam"?
I've always pronounced it "Nor" - "Den" - "Stam".

Don't know if thats correct though as I've never actually heard anyone else pronounce it. Even when I've talked with Dave Soundworld in person,its always just "Stina" that we mention.

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Post by ruth1998 »

...i always trill the "r".... pretty sure it's as simple as it's spelled.

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Post by kuhn »

ruth1998 wrote:...i always trill the "r".... pretty sure it's as simple as it's spelled.
It all depends on your accent.


I would pronounce it like: "[:NorDehnStaM]" -

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