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I agree, also on the pronunciation front, I am assuming: Low-kate-LEE Try saying that 10 times fast, the ending in the last two syllables make it a bit of a to
by charlief 16y ago
I agree, also on the pronunciation front, I am assuming:
Low-kate-LEE
Try saying that 10 times fast, the ending in the last two syllables make it a bit of a tongue twister.
What about other possibilities that seem like often-occurring interpretations?
Low-Kate-{soft eh}-LEE
Low-CAT-{soft eh}-LY
- losvedir 16y agoInteresting. It jumps out at me as low-KATE-lee, growing up speaking California English. (If by caps you're indicating putting the emphasis on that syllable.)