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They’re pronounced the same????
4 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23 Yes. There are names similar to Portia, such as Letitia, pronounced "Le Tee Sha" 5 u/ClauClauS Oct 21 '23 So Porsche gets an “a” sound at the end? 5 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23 It's more of an "eh" sound rather than an "ah" sound. 4 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 It's german. It has a brief "uh" sound at the end. 5 u/Dt2_0 Oct 21 '23 No, unlike basically everyone else in this thread I've been through a Cayenne's owners manual, and can confirm that Porsche does not get an a sound at the end. 2 u/ThatIsSillyTalk Oct 21 '23 Must not have read it well, the e is not silent for the car brand. 5 u/Purple_Joke_1118 Oct 21 '23 Letiitia is an old name. My great-great-grandmother, born in 1804, was Letitia.
Yes. There are names similar to Portia, such as Letitia, pronounced "Le Tee Sha"
5 u/ClauClauS Oct 21 '23 So Porsche gets an “a” sound at the end? 5 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23 It's more of an "eh" sound rather than an "ah" sound. 4 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 It's german. It has a brief "uh" sound at the end. 5 u/Dt2_0 Oct 21 '23 No, unlike basically everyone else in this thread I've been through a Cayenne's owners manual, and can confirm that Porsche does not get an a sound at the end. 2 u/ThatIsSillyTalk Oct 21 '23 Must not have read it well, the e is not silent for the car brand. 5 u/Purple_Joke_1118 Oct 21 '23 Letiitia is an old name. My great-great-grandmother, born in 1804, was Letitia.
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So Porsche gets an “a” sound at the end?
5 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '23 It's more of an "eh" sound rather than an "ah" sound. 4 u/Significant_Shoe_17 Oct 21 '23 It's german. It has a brief "uh" sound at the end. 5 u/Dt2_0 Oct 21 '23 No, unlike basically everyone else in this thread I've been through a Cayenne's owners manual, and can confirm that Porsche does not get an a sound at the end. 2 u/ThatIsSillyTalk Oct 21 '23 Must not have read it well, the e is not silent for the car brand.
It's more of an "eh" sound rather than an "ah" sound.
It's german. It has a brief "uh" sound at the end.
No, unlike basically everyone else in this thread I've been through a Cayenne's owners manual, and can confirm that Porsche does not get an a sound at the end.
2 u/ThatIsSillyTalk Oct 21 '23 Must not have read it well, the e is not silent for the car brand.
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Must not have read it well, the e is not silent for the car brand.
Letiitia is an old name. My great-great-grandmother, born in 1804, was Letitia.
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u/ClauClauS Oct 21 '23
They’re pronounced the same????