Difficult to explain in pain text! It's the first syllable that's
different.
In Sarah it rhymes with "air" and in Sara it rhymes with "car" or (like
the Indian garment sari but with a different ending)
S-air-a and S-ar-a
Sarah Sara
That's the (usual) English way of pronouncing it.
Brenda
On 24 Aug 2006, at 18:53, Avital wrote:
What's the difference in pronunciation between Sarah and Sara?
Avital
Brenda Paternoster wrote:
was just Christian names - and only the first ones, the priest
couldn't
cope with a whole string of names for Andrew and he struggled with
Sarah, pronouncing it as Sara. Having said that he actually did
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