Gianna

soontobejesseng

JAHN nah

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G-onna?

Nicolemay26th07

i would say G-anna or if you wanted us to pick from your two then i would pick the second

Becky262

I have a friend that spells it Jiana and pronounces her name Gi-ahn-na

amoureux

Neither.  3 syllables -- gee-ann-ah. 

shanBmcg

My first thought was Jee-ah-nah. Of your two pronunciations I like the first much better. To me it is one of those names that looks really pretty but doesn't sound as pretty.

ForgetMeNot_815

amoureux:

Neither.  3 syllables -- gee-ann-ah. 

This.

soontobejesseng

(to me, G-onna = Jee-ah-nah/Gee-ah-nah, yes 3 syllables)

I just saw the first one and never thought it would be pronounced like that; it seems that would be for "Johnna".  I've just heard Gianna as: Jee-ann-ah or Jee-ah-nah, and was wondering if there were any other ways people might pronounce it.

 Thanks for your input!

 

newportbride715

G-ahna 

bim38106

I have a friend who named her daughter Gianna and she pronounces it Gi-ahn-nah

Sept17.05Bride

ForgetMeNot_815:

amoureux:

Neither.  3 syllables -- gee-ann-ah. 

This.

cannapeppers

bim38106:

I have a friend who named her daughter Gianna and she pronounces it Gi-ahn-nah

 

I like this way!!

KappaUCF20

It's 3 syllables (Gee-ah-nuh) but because of how quickly Italians say it, it can sometimes come out sounding like John-uh.  I noticed that when I was in Italy and heard people pronouncing names like Giovanni.  Sometimes it sounds like Juh-vani when they say it. 

Ali-B

Gee-ah-nuh

jsillyfun

In Italian, it should be pronounced JAHN nah, but in the US, most people with the name pronounce it G-onna. I like it both ways.

CourtneyRDH

amoureux:

Neither.? 3 syllables -- gee-ann-ah.?

Ditto?

mrsc720

G-aw-na

renee143

the actual pronunciation is jahn-uh.