Cèsar? Caesar? Cesare?

[furandchandeliers]

Any opinions? And which way should it be spelled?

What pronunciation do you want?

I'd interpret the first as French/Spanish (with the accent the other way though), the second as English, and the third as Italian, and pronounce them accordingly - and very differently.

How are they pronounced? I thought Cesare might be pronounced differently actually, do you pronounce the e at the end?

I'd assume Cesare was Italian, in which case it's "Chey-se-ray"

César in French is "Saiz-ar". Caesar I'd say "See-zer". So all quite different.

Salad.

Don’t do it.

Cat food.

“I'd assume Cesare was Italian, in which case it's "Chey-se-ray"”

No it’s “say-zah-ray” with stress on middle syllable

I'm wrong. It's dog food.

What about Felix?

“I'd assume Cesare was Italian, in which case it's "Chey-se-ray"”

No it’s “say-zah-ray” with stress on middle syllable

No, Ce in Italian is 'Ch' in English: It's Chay/Che not Say.

You can hear different international pronunciations here OP: www.pronouncenames.com/Cesare

How are they pronounced?

If you don't know why are you using it

SOrry my bad. Stress on first syllable not second. The second syllable is “sa” not “se” though.

I like it when it's pronounced see-zer, but I prefer the spelling Cèsar

Twatface? Nice.

“the spelling Cèsar” doesn’t exist

It’s César

Lol at twatface. I was gonna be nice but I'll respond in a manner more befitting - IT'S A SHIT NAME

A kid called Caesar? Seriously?

Way to give them a superiority complex.

Just don't do it. It's an appalling name.

Proper laughing at this one Poor kid.

There is no kid. It's hypothetical he hasn't been born yet.

I wonder what your kids names are

I didn't realise we weren't allowed to swear what a joke

Well, they aren't named after dog food that's for sure! And I knew how to spell and pronounce them all.

You can swear, but MN draw the line on name-calling.

My Spanish nephew is César (pronounced thes-ar). It's fairly commonplace here. I think it's a nice name, but maybe a bit weird if you don't have a Spanish connection?

Cesare is pronounced Chez-ah-ray in Italian. Not an uncommon name in Italy but will be mispronounced in UK and makes no sense unless you are Italian. Which I’m guessing you’re not.

I know one pronounced

se zhar ay

not sure where he is from - he has a European accent

I quite like the name but I would got with cesar the cat food.