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We have a client named Sandra. Which I pronounce Sand-druh and my mate pronounces Sohn-druh. This client has not corrected us (new client, I plan to ask her when we next talk) but in the meantime is there a correct pronunciation of this name? Are both acceptable?
Sandra is pronounced "san-druh". SONDRA is pronounced "sohn-druh" - two different names and should be treated as such.
One of the most silly threads posts (and there have been MANY) - if you would simply ask the person how they would prefer their name to be pronounced????
How's this: Depending on the person's preferred pronunciation, it's SAN-dra or SOHN-dra. The English schwa sound is similar to "uh" for unaccented syllables.
It's dependent on the preference of the person. Duh.
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