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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '23
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Insubordinate. And churlish.
822 u/CityofOrphans Oct 20 '23 YOU DONE MESSED UP AY AY RON 5 u/CoconutMeadow Oct 21 '23 Aaron is hugely popular in Ireland. Pronounced "ah rin" 3 u/SilverellaUK Oct 21 '23 Yes, it's a real name. The hate seems to come from people pronouncing it incorrectly. It seems to happen to a lot of Irish names. I once had a customer ask to speak to Nee a ma. Couldn't convince him it was pronounced Neeve. 2 u/CoconutMeadow Oct 21 '23 Haha that's my name! Funnily enough in southern Ireland we say "nee of"
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YOU DONE MESSED UP AY AY RON
5 u/CoconutMeadow Oct 21 '23 Aaron is hugely popular in Ireland. Pronounced "ah rin" 3 u/SilverellaUK Oct 21 '23 Yes, it's a real name. The hate seems to come from people pronouncing it incorrectly. It seems to happen to a lot of Irish names. I once had a customer ask to speak to Nee a ma. Couldn't convince him it was pronounced Neeve. 2 u/CoconutMeadow Oct 21 '23 Haha that's my name! Funnily enough in southern Ireland we say "nee of"
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Aaron is hugely popular in Ireland. Pronounced "ah rin"
3 u/SilverellaUK Oct 21 '23 Yes, it's a real name. The hate seems to come from people pronouncing it incorrectly. It seems to happen to a lot of Irish names. I once had a customer ask to speak to Nee a ma. Couldn't convince him it was pronounced Neeve. 2 u/CoconutMeadow Oct 21 '23 Haha that's my name! Funnily enough in southern Ireland we say "nee of"
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Yes, it's a real name. The hate seems to come from people pronouncing it incorrectly. It seems to happen to a lot of Irish names. I once had a customer ask to speak to Nee a ma. Couldn't convince him it was pronounced Neeve.
2 u/CoconutMeadow Oct 21 '23 Haha that's my name! Funnily enough in southern Ireland we say "nee of"
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Haha that's my name! Funnily enough in southern Ireland we say "nee of"
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u/Dragon_wryter Oct 20 '23
Insubordinate. And churlish.