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I knew a family who had a little girl named Janeica. I went to many appointments with them and the mom was frequently correcting staff for mispronouncing little Janeica’s name.
I was there for the light bulb moment when the mother realized it was the way she spelled the named Janeica that caused people to say Ja nē ka instead of Ja nē sa.
I felt sorry for her. Yes people were saying -ica like in America. They weren’t seeing it as a cute alternative of Janeesa, which would’ve been unique on its own.
How did you think it was pronounced when you saw the title?
JAN-icka
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