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How to pronounce author names starting with Y

Author Pronunciations

8 last names beginning with "Y"

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yuh-MAH-shih-tuh
First name rhymes with Tanya. Family name = YANa-gi-hara (yan rhymes with barn, g is hard)
soo-NILL YAH-puh
Y-HOE-shua (the A is for Abraham, but he is always referred to as A.B.)
SOHN-yuh yehrg
Ypi is pronounced Ee-P - just as you would say the letters E P
LID-ee-uh YOOK-nuh-vich
You-nuss
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