Expat Names that sound strange to Argentines

lejohnson said:
I get this all the time!! My name is Layne, and I either get Line or Layne.
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Well, now it's me not knowing how to pronounce it. Is it lane, or lean? I'll risk the e is silent...
 
Hache said:
LOL! I was thinking about that, too!!!
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Didn´t come to my mind, however some older people have asked "Glen, like Glenn Miller?" but as of yet nobody has said "Glen, like Blem furniture polish?" For those of you who don't know "Blem" is the Argentine version of "Pledge" wood furniture polish.
 
StuckLikeGlue said:
Actually, that entry in your blog is the reason for this post! I read it a few days ago. Keep it up, I really enjoy it! Especially the recipes... :p
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I'm glad you enjoy my blog. Please stop by again soon, and don't forget to say hello. :)
 
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