Model Name Pronunciation

[miwa]

I think it's spellt as Dziahileva!

I say Dzzzzhhhhi-hil-lyeva.

It's very Russian I must say, esp. the first "Dzzzzzzzhi" sound.

Tanya!

If you say so. I'm not russian, I spelled it like we (bosnians) would say it, and my language is similair to russian

 

[Spiral1532]

I say Roach-a. I'm pretty sure that's right...?

Unless it's a French Canadian surname. If it is, it would probably be pronounced Ro-SHA.

 

[Spiral1532]

How do you pronounce Dewi Driegen?

 

[Candice89102]

How do you pronounce Dewi Driegen?

I would assume:
Doo-ee Dry-gen

 

[versace baby]

Unless it's a French Canadian surname. If it is, it would probably be pronounced Ro-SHA.

Yes, it's pronounced ro-sha.

 

[KhaoticKharma]

Bet-UH Franke
Eye-KUH-Leena Stange

From Teen Vouge

 

[Spiral1532]

^What about the last names?

 

[lanakau]

I would assume:
Doo-ee Dry-gen

I'm pretty sure it's Dey-wi Dree-gan.

What about Agyness?

 

[colourmefashion]

Gemma Wards first name, how do you say it.
I always say it Gem-ah.

 

[lanakau]

Gemma Wards first name, how do you say it.
I always say it Gem-ah.

Jemma.

 

[colourmefashion]

ahh.
thank you

 

[gabo]

How would one pronouce "Behati Prinsloo"?

 

[KhaoticKharma]

^What about the last names?

They didn't say, but I would assume that Franke would be pronounced with a silent e (Frank, not like the name with a short a, like the former French monetary unit), and that Stange would be pronounced with a short a and silent e as well.

 

[vogue_addiction]

Does anyone know how to pronounce the name Egle?
Thanks.

 

[vogue_addiction]

How would one pronouce "Behati Prinsloo"?

Bay-Hah-Tea Prins-Low

(Hah, as in laughing, Hahahahap

 

[gabo]

Thanks vogue_addiction.

 

[kate_is_goddess]

I'm pretty sure it's Dey-wi Dree-gan.

What about Agyness?

I guess she is hungarian, then it would be sth. like Au-dsch-ness or just like Ah-gnes... I'm not sure though

 

[Mr-Dale]

How do you pronounce Dewi Driegen?

You should pronounce Dewi like Davy, but then replace the v with a w. And Driegen... well Drie is pronounce Dree and -en is pronounced uhn. The -g- is something else... very hard to explain to a non-Dutchy. It's like the ch in Jiddish mesjpoche (which means family)... yeah sounds kinda vague

Here is a blog about Dutch pronounciation... search for a 'g' and listen to how it sounds. Hopefully it'll make it clearer for you

 

[julesrules815]

^like the Ch in Channukah?

 

[Spiral1532]

The -g- is something else... very hard to explain to a non-Dutchy. It's like the ch in Jiddish mesjpoche (which means family).

I think I know what you mean.
It probably sounds similar to the "r" sound in French.