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How do you pronounce Anand?

uh-nond. I promise you that is how it is pronounced. I've met Anand before and that is how you pronounce it.
 


<< uh-nond. I promise you that is how it is pronounced. I've met Anand before and that is how you pronounce it. >>



You are correct.

 
an then and.
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<< I used to work with an Indian gentleman at Intel who pronounced it "AH - nand". I pronounce it "ah - nAHnd"

nik >>


I would say he was right... AH- NUNDH is about the right pronounciation....
 


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<< I used to work with an Indian gentleman at Intel who pronounced it "AH - nand". I pronounce it "ah - nAHnd"

nik >>


I would say he was right... AH- NUNDH is about the right pronounciation.... >>

well.... you can't accent both syllables, right? The way the Indian gentleman pronounced it, he was putting the emphasis on the first syllable.

nik (can't spell right now)
 


<< uh-nond. I promise you that is how it is pronounced. I've met Anand before and that is how you pronounce it. >>



with a looong nonnnnd
 


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<< uh-nond. I promise you that is how it is pronounced. I've met Anand before and that is how you pronounce it. >>



with a looong nonnnnd >>


That sounds dirty. 😉
 
AH-nund. This is the typical Indian pronunciation of the name (would bet that's what his parents call him 🙂.
 
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