As people are correcting their name's pronounciations, perhaps I could too, although you say it a lot better than most foreigners
The Rinn- part of my name is easy but I can understand the rest, "eaho" is just gibberish The name actually contains two words, "rinne" and "aho" so they should be pronounced separately with almost unnoticeable pause between the two words.
I don't know if it helps to understand but even some Finns write my name "Rinne-aho" when they first hear my name because the pronounciation is the same. I'm not sure if you'd pronounce it differently if there was that hyphen.
Anyway it's not important to me as I'm used to my name being pronounced more or less wrong and you are actually doing very decent job with it
Now that we are discussing people's names, do you Aidan mind if your last names was pronounced the finnish way as "Keränen"?
The Rinn- part of my name is easy but I can understand the rest, "eaho" is just gibberish The name actually contains two words, "rinne" and "aho" so they should be pronounced separately with almost unnoticeable pause between the two words.
I don't know if it helps to understand but even some Finns write my name "Rinne-aho" when they first hear my name because the pronounciation is the same. I'm not sure if you'd pronounce it differently if there was that hyphen.
Anyway it's not important to me as I'm used to my name being pronounced more or less wrong and you are actually doing very decent job with it
Now that we are discussing people's names, do you Aidan mind if your last names was pronounced the finnish way as "Keränen"?