It's SIN-a.
(Boohoo..... I've been pronouncing it wrong for ages!)
According to the dictionary (or that page my class got in TLC) the correct pronunciation of the word 'Cinna' is SIN-a. Of course, in Italian "ci" is pronounced CHI, obviously not the case here.
Kay, well, now that's cleared up...
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IT'S SIN-A!!!!!! YAY!!!! THERE WAS A HUGE ARGUMENT IN MY CLASS OF WHETHER IT WAS SIN-A, SEE-NA, OR CHINA, AND I WAS THE ONE WHO SAID SIN-A!!!!! YAY ME, I WAS RIGHT!!!!!!
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DeleteNoooooo it is SEE-NA!!!! SIN-A just sounds dumb!!!
ReplyDeleteSEE-NA sounds dumb
DeleteIts SEE-NA. SIN-A sounds retarded
Deleteits obiviosly SIN-A!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI pronounce it see en a
ReplyDeleteSin-a DUH!
ReplyDeleteIt's totally SIN-A,SEE-NA just sounds idiotic.
ReplyDelete"Sin-uh" is the way in which Shakespeare's Cinna in Julius Caesar is pronounced. So, if this one is any sort of allusion, it should obviously keep the same pronunciation.
ReplyDeleteI''ve been prounicing it stupid and my friend wa slike God, Go google how to pronuce it cause we forgot how to rponuce it cause they only said it like twice in the movie. Now I have to google how to prounce Cato.....
ReplyDeleteits just cay-toe
DeleteIts SIN-A YA'LL GET IT RIGHT!
ReplyDeletedont be stupid its sin-a
ReplyDeletePlutarch? Caesar? Cato? Cinna? Octavia? Flavius? Venia? Cecelia? Portia? Claudius? Coriolanus?!
ReplyDeleteSeemingly old fashioned names are the fashion in the Capitol, hmm? Seeing as (MOST) of them ae from the Capitol (except for Cato and Cecelia) it would explain the extravegant names they use on their children.
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ReplyDeleteIt's sin-a because see-na is John cena and its sounds to similar to ceasor flickerman
ReplyDeleteI knew it was SIN-A, my sis said Kin-a and i was like, no.
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DeleteI told you so
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Haha you scrolled down lol
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