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It seems like it's pretty confusing...
Let's make it clear:
Gennady - with double N.
Gena - with one N.
Hahahaaa) It's not pissing me off, I know my name is too difficult to spell or to pronounce it. That's why I use a nickname in Starbucks for example, I don't wanna crash their brains )))
I've seen and heard lots of variations. I'm gonna collect them, I guess.
So let's start from the beginning. I'm Gennady/Gena/Gene.
In russian my name sounds like:
Gennady - [gɛ'nɑdi] with an accent on "-na-"
and the short form like:
Gena - ['gɛnɑ] with an accent on "Ge-".
LOL))) It's not the end)))
My international friends usually pronounce my name like if it was an english one. It's more preferable for me coz I got used to it. So make sure you remember it )))))
Gena - ['ʤɛnɑ]
In russian my name sounds like:
Gennady - [gɛ'nɑdi] with an accent on "-na-"
and the short form like:
Gena - ['gɛnɑ] with an accent on "Ge-".
LOL))) It's not the end)))
My international friends usually pronounce my name like if it was an english one. It's more preferable for me coz I got used to it. So make sure you remember it )))))
Gena - ['ʤɛnɑ]
or simply
Gene - [ʤin]
which is also fine!
which is also fine!
Thanx for attention! You've been a good student! ;-)
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