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Take a look here: http://www.forvo.com/word/nh%C3%A2n/#vi http://www.forvo.com/word/nh%C3%A2n/#vi The "h" is not a silent sound, and I think pronouncing as "no
by NhanH 13y ago
Take a look here: http://www.forvo.com/word/nh%C3%A2n/#vi http://www.forvo.com/word/nh%C3%A2n/#vi
The "h" is not a silent sound, and I think pronouncing as "non" is part of the reason why American tends to mix up "Nhan" and "Nahn".
- pawn 13y agoTo me, when listening to that, it sounds like "Nyen" or "Nian", which isn't a sound that any English word I can think of correlates with an H. Perhaps sharing one of these spellings with people will help them. You might experiment with different people and see where you get your best results.
- Natsu 13y agoInteresting. It sounds like nee-han or something. You might be able to get by using "Ian" as a nickname, losing only the initial N sound.