Wednesday, November 18, 2009

How would this spelling change the name in itself?!?

I have just come across the name "Le贸n" for a baby boy, with the same meaning of 'Lion' as Leo, Leon etc. How would you go about pronouncing this version with its apostrophe?!





I find it quite curious. I've only ever seen "Leon" before.

How would this spelling change the name in itself?!?
it would be Lee-own





if the accent was on the E it would be pronounces Lay
Reply:leon is lee on and as they said above, lee own is with the apostrophy.
Reply:I'm gonna take a shot in the dark and say "Lay-on" sounds good to me lol.
Reply:The name Le贸n would be pronounced





lee - OWN.
Reply:in spanish it's pronounced with the o being stressed.


"lay-own"
Reply:Well the french would pronounce it Le own. It's a nice name so just go with the original spelling of Leon!
Reply:Leon ..........Lee on
Reply:its a spanish name and u say it lay own
Reply:With it's pronounced Lee own


Without is Lee on
Reply:Lee- Own. It makes the O say its name (Oh) instead of long like on
Reply:It's pronounced the same way. It's just spelled differently in different cultures.
Reply:Le own is how u pronouce it!! :)


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