How do you pronounce SAOIRSE?

Quiksilver620

thanks

EastCoastBride

Hopefully someone will do a better job than I, but here's how it sounds to me:

Seer-sha.

PrincessFiona9

EastCoastBride:

Hopefully someone will do a better job than I, but here's how it sounds to me:

Seer-sha.

That's what I've been told.

BlondeBride82

Its a very Irish name...

KtB0605

EastCoastBride:

Hopefully someone will do a better job than I, but here's how it sounds to me:

Seer-sha.

Yup, exactly.  

StephCripps

I'd say Say-I-resse

brookelynpaisley

BlondeBride82:

Its a very Irish name...

It's actually literally the word for "freedom" in Irish and is popular only recently: https://www.babynamesofireland.com/pages/girl-names-n-z.html. It would be like me naming my kid Liberty. I've seen debate on this board about whether it's a name with meaning and etymology, or just like naming a kid any other patriotic noun, like "American Flag."

Ivana_Stolichnaya

Seer-sha

 

The actress who played the girl in 'The Lovely Bones' has that name.  Her name is listed on the upper right corner of the poster.  Sad book BTW.

 

 

ObLaDi

mj.reilly:

It is pronounced SEER-shuh

This.

emjenkins715

I just tried pronouncing this name to my class because she was the lead actress in The City of Ember. I pronounced it "Source", but apparently I was way off!!

laurakaz13

EastCoastBride:

Hopefully someone will do a better job than I, but here's how it sounds to me:

Seer-sha.

This.