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> Hi,
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> I think it's one of those multi-pronounceable names, as I used to know someone called Ayshea, who pronounces it: Eye-Aye-She-Er.
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> I must admit, I have always pronounced Ayshea Brough as: Aye-She-Er Bruffever since I can remember... guess it's what you get used to.
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> My wife just told me that she works with someone call Ayshea who pronounces it: Eye-Eee-Shea...
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> So, who knows...
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> Must admit, I am sick of people thinking my name is actually Watson, and I have somehow forgotten to put in the 'T'. My name comes from the Norwegian Tryggwason, and so in my case Wason is pronounced Wasson, and not Wayson like Mason...
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> I gawd, I hope I haven't started yet another non-UFO thread... sorry folks.
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> Regards, Griff
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> --- In [hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@> wrote:
> >
> > >STRAKER: What's wrong with you Ayshea? You been smoking
> > > a cigar?
> > >
> > >AYSHEA: It's given me a cough sir.
> > >
> > >STRAKER: A cough, eh? That's strange, cough rhymes with
> > > your surname, Brough. Have it checked out.
> > >
> > >AYSHEA: It's pronounced "bruff" sir.
> >
> > Is that the correct way to pronounce "Brough" ? I've
> > been saying it wrong all these years.... ("Brow")
> >
> > Marc
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