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what's the proper way to say the name ieuan please.
is it becoming a more trendy name?
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Yey ian. I am not very good with English phonetics as i am welsh and i pronunce it naturally the Welsh way but i have fought of equivilent English words and yey and the name Ian combined create the sound
The welsh name is not pronounced Ewan or Iwan or yewun.
U is not pronounced like the English w or oo. It’s pronounced as the welsh I or the English E.
ewen ewan
I would pronounce it like Ewan (YOU-wen).
Gender: Boy Origin: Hebrew Meaning: God is gracious
Origin: Welsh Meaning: God is gracious
Pronunciation: (YIGH yan) [Guide]
Form of: John
its usually pronounced (fook-me) in Wales so i would go with that
you can say it ewan or yian or if you spell it Iouen you say it Yowan
i no 2 but 1 is 16 now and the other one is around 3 so i don’t think its vey popular not as much as the welsh names Kian or Dylan another nice welsh boys name is Reece maybe you could have Ieuan Reece?
hope this helps
you can say it ewan or yian or if you spell it Iouen you say it Yowan
i no 2 but 1 is 16 now and the other one is around 3 so i don’t think its vey popular not as much as the welsh names Kian or Dylan another nice welsh boys name is Reece maybe you could have Ieuan Reece?
hope this helps