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<p>[QUOTE="ambr0zie, post: 8168854, member: 80952"][USER=4298]@Cucumbor[/USER] - this is a kind of story I like to hear again and again. And for me, and I am quite glad it's is the same for you, that particular coin would be much more worthy than a coin bought with thousands of dollars.</p><p>I also have some coins gifted by my grandfather, some modern 20th century coins, when I was 5-6 he used to "pay" me sometimes to help him work. Of course, work was just a game. I cherish these coins a lot.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=116907]@Mammothtooth[/USER] - exactly 5 minutes ago I was thinking about how native English speakers pronounce Roman names (never had a face to face conversation on this subject with a native English speaker) but logically thinking and working with English speakers for the last 15 years, probably you don't pronounce some of correctly. One of them I can bet you pronounce it totally different - Vespasian. I know how you are tempted to pronounce it - I can guarantee it is incorrect, or anyway, not how the Romans pronounced this name.</p><p>(and I do NOT mean any disrespect or something - if any of you hear me speaking English you would say I have a thick Russian like accent although this is not 100% true; a parallel example, in the first days, when speaking with my Finnish colleagues at work I was wondering what language are they using, and yep, it was English, but their accent sounds very strange).</p><p><br /></p><p>Since my native language has the same accent and pronunciation as Latin, Marcia in Latin would be pronounced something like</p><p>MARCH - EE - A (I think)</p><p><br /></p><p>(and not MARSH - EE - A like I think you pronounce it in English)</p><p><br /></p><p>For example on this guide showing us how to pronounce MARCIA Otacilia Severa</p><p><a href="https://ro.howtopronounce.com/marcia-otacilia-severa" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://ro.howtopronounce.com/marcia-otacilia-severa" rel="nofollow">https://ro.howtopronounce.com/marcia-otacilia-severa</a></p><p>I am 99% sure the pronunciation provided by the website is incorrect.</p><p>Otacilia would be also OTACH - EE - LEE - A, not Otashilia.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=110350]@DonnaML[/USER] and the other colleagues wishing me health - thanks. It was a rough time - combo of food poisoning + a kidney condition I suffer from. Got to the emergency hospital 2 times in 2 days and lost 6 kilograms in a week (well, that's not entirely bad)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ambr0zie, post: 8168854, member: 80952"][USER=4298]@Cucumbor[/USER] - this is a kind of story I like to hear again and again. And for me, and I am quite glad it's is the same for you, that particular coin would be much more worthy than a coin bought with thousands of dollars. I also have some coins gifted by my grandfather, some modern 20th century coins, when I was 5-6 he used to "pay" me sometimes to help him work. Of course, work was just a game. I cherish these coins a lot. [USER=116907]@Mammothtooth[/USER] - exactly 5 minutes ago I was thinking about how native English speakers pronounce Roman names (never had a face to face conversation on this subject with a native English speaker) but logically thinking and working with English speakers for the last 15 years, probably you don't pronounce some of correctly. One of them I can bet you pronounce it totally different - Vespasian. I know how you are tempted to pronounce it - I can guarantee it is incorrect, or anyway, not how the Romans pronounced this name. (and I do NOT mean any disrespect or something - if any of you hear me speaking English you would say I have a thick Russian like accent although this is not 100% true; a parallel example, in the first days, when speaking with my Finnish colleagues at work I was wondering what language are they using, and yep, it was English, but their accent sounds very strange). Since my native language has the same accent and pronunciation as Latin, Marcia in Latin would be pronounced something like MARCH - EE - A (I think) (and not MARSH - EE - A like I think you pronounce it in English) For example on this guide showing us how to pronounce MARCIA Otacilia Severa [URL]https://ro.howtopronounce.com/marcia-otacilia-severa[/URL] I am 99% sure the pronunciation provided by the website is incorrect. Otacilia would be also OTACH - EE - LEE - A, not Otashilia. [USER=110350]@DonnaML[/USER] and the other colleagues wishing me health - thanks. It was a rough time - combo of food poisoning + a kidney condition I suffer from. Got to the emergency hospital 2 times in 2 days and lost 6 kilograms in a week (well, that's not entirely bad)[/QUOTE]
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