How to Pronounce Saoirse Ronan's Name

My name is Simen, I dare you to pronounce it correctly ;)

That ist why i Love languages where you read words or names how they are written. No Problems at all.why should it bei abuse for your braun and tongue🤔?

I used to pronounce it as Sa-or-eese💀

i read it sawr shee

Her natural accent is thicker than I’d imagined.

At work we have a Niamh. She's also from Ireland. Who would've thought that it's pronounce as 'Neev'? 😅

My name is Prinjam.. anyone knows how to pronounce this

Thank you. This name perplexed me for the longest time.

Not me saying SWA-REESE

It's definitely not how I expected it to be pronounced 🤣 Well I'm glad I've found this.

another Gaelic treasure.. like Aoife. ^..^

So how is it pronounced?? I still have no idea.

My name is Shamay - and always, gets massacred! It's pronounced Shuh-May. I've been called Shammy, Charmay, shannay, Chimay, lol. I used to get upset about it, but as I've gotten older I just giggle and go with it. :D

Saoirse...? I always thought it is pronounced Saoirse, Saoirse or Saoirse! But today I have learned it is pronounced Saoirse.

my birth name is Angullia, and everyone couldnt pronounce it at school so i had it changed to Julia since its easy to say but still sounds slightly like Angullia

Looking through the comments here, it's evident that the Irish don't know to spell. The names aren't odd, they're spelt wrong 🙂

It isn't hard to pronounce if it's spelt right 😡 SUR SHU

i pronounced her name sowris ronan 😭😭

Indians be like: Sher Shah

Shur-shuh?

A girl I'm friends with is called Saoirse and it's said like Sarah-She.

sur Sha Ronan my sharona😍😍😅

My god, what a complicated name .... hahaha. My name is simple and they always speak wrong. Imagine that ... haha

My daughter’s a Saoirse - I’ve heard sore-eyes and even Cyrus

Sometimes my last name is mispronounced: It's Y (like the letter)-et.

Ser sha

Hello. My name is Xershrieoe Preshtyoxash. Good luck pronouncing it.

I always pronounced it si-rose

psyco parents gave confused name.

I have always said it like So- arse😭

My name is Micol, and it's pronunced like Nicole but with m, but everybody calls me Michael.....WHY!?

She's so beautiful

Someone Irish once told me it was pronounced "Seer-sha" though? They said Saoirse was pronouncing her own name wrong lol

In fairness Saoirse isn't the most difficult to pronounce or odd name for non-Irish english speakers to pronounce. None of the attempts were really that far off. It's much more fun trying to see foreigners try to pronounce names with 'mh' in them like Niamh, or Caoimhe, and then either argue that there's no 'v' in there, or that there's an 'm' in there ( or both ).

A bollywood actress's name is Koechlin pronounced as Keklin and the whole India has been pronouncing it wrong all the time😂

In Irish it is pronounced a bit differently depending on dialect. In Connemara the letter combo AOI is pronounced "ee" , in the south of Ireland it is more like the way she herself pronounces it. In the north (Donegal, etc.) it is more like the English word "air" All are correct actually.
Irish is a language that predates the Roman alphabet and so the Roman alphabet (our alphabet) is a little inadequate for the Irish language. Therefore the spellings sometimes make no sense in English, but there is a system to it, The spelling was revised in the 1950s and it's a bit easier for English speakers but it is still a bit of a mystery to English speakers.

Mate I fuckn thought it was "Saio-reese" LMAO

It is "SUR-SHA"

It is "SUR-SHA"

Instead of procrastinating:
Rhymes with inertia.

I always thought it's Saw-Ray wth lol

Sir-Sha? Hahahahaha!
I really love these Gaelic names!
Not so far, Egan (as the Colombian biker) also is one of them!

As a Portuguese speaker I used to pronounce it as "Sah-oh-eerss" or "Sah-oh-eer-see". "Sursha" makes no sense for my ears hahaha

I can't be the only one who's been saying "Source-See" lol

My friend's name is Fiachra. Everyone messes that up as well. Pronounced FEAR-KRA.

It’s Gaelic, so for Americans to say it doesn’t make sense is kind of ignorant. It makes sense to Irish people.

always pronounced it sah-or-ees in my head lol

its a silence S in the beginning so its AOI-RSE-PSS-PSS-KITTY-PSS-COMEHERE-PSS

So, why is it written the wrong way? Like writing the name Yuhagnton and saying it should be pronounced Jonatan.

Who the hell pronounce it seahorse?