How would you pronounce 'Thea'?

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And if you don't mind, whereabouts are you from?

To rhyme with ikea
Thee a

Thee/uh
South East

Thay-a.

Thay-a, or Tay-a. But upon seeing the name for the first time I would ask.

With a soft 'th', not like in 'they'.

I'm from New Zealand, now living in London.

Oops sorry North West.

Depends - I know a Thee-uh and a Tea-uh (although admittedly the latter is German)

Tay-uh

Thee-uh. FrI'm daahn saahf.

North West. I'd pronounce it like Theo with an a on the end Th-ee-A

Thee-uh

Thee-A.

I know a Thee-uh and Tay-uh, both spelled Thea, but personally I'd say it the first way when seeing it for the the first time.

Thee-uh (East of England)

Tay-ah
Citizen of the world.

ShapeBandit the old 'eye-key-ah' or the new 'I-Kay-uh'? I still say eye-key-ah but I'm a Luddite. I digress.

Thea to me is

Th as in thorn
E as in ee-by-gum
A as in ahhhhh

Thee-a (soft th) I'm Scottish

Thee-ah

Oop norf England way.

Thee-ah as described by silent. Am in North West.

Thee-a. I know two and they both pronounce it like that.

From Midlands.

Thee - ah

Same as Archer - I'm from Midlands and know one who pronounces it like this.

I forgot to say I'm in the north west. Although my ee-by-gum may have given that away

*someone

Thee - a

Up north

Agh incorrectly corrected myself As you were everyone!

Th like thorn
Ee like fee
A like bat

Midlands.