How would you pronounce 'Thea'?

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

Thee-a lol

I wonder if the Midlands folk know my eldest? ( she's grown up now a good 15 is years ahead of its current wave of popularity ) Am Midlands.

We've had the odd Taya but mostly from teachers of non uk origins - easily corrected.

Grand name ;)

It would be pronounced Fee-ah round here

In the minority but I'd say Tia

Thee-a London

I would pronounce it Thea. in a german way.

In phonetic symbols: ?e?

I hope this helped :)

Like theo but with an a

Theo would be Th-E-O or T-A-y-O. so Thea would be Th-E-a or T-A-ya.
North West.

Reallybadidea fee-a was what some kids at nursery ( brummies if that matters ) called her but they out grew it fast.

Thee-uh

To avoid all this confusion, I spelt my 17 year old DD's name as I wanted it to be pronounced... And she is Taya

Sorry forgot to add I'm from SW Wales, but the Thee-uh was from Bristol!

Galloping Taya as in Tie-ya?

Thee-uh, unless I knew the parents to be Francophones or other Euro language and then I would guess Tay-a

Thee-A (with the A as in Apple)

North west

Either Thee-a or Tay-a.
Am Irish living in Yorkshire.

Thee ah

It's Thee a

Thee-ah

Same as the start as Theadore.

From the north lived in SE for 20 years

thee-ah. Yorkshire

DD has a friend called Thea, pronounced thee-a, but DD is a bit lazy about her Th's so when she says it it sounds like fear.

Thee-a, if I knew that the parents were English speakers. Or rather, I'd assume this pronouncation in the UK unless I knew that the parents weren't native English speakers.

Tay -a
Tay rhyming with hay
Germany
th always pronounced as t

I guess if back in the UK thee-a with a soft th, asjn dorothea

Thea to rhyme with beer. Southeast.

Like the last bit of Dorothea.

From NW England.

Fee ah

London