Trekker4747 wrote:
See, I was thinking "Lah-tee-tuh."
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There's an "ia" immediately following the "t", and an "i" in front of that. While you can have hard pronunciations like in "Tatia" (tah-tee-yah), when you add the "i" in front of the "tia", you're more than likely going to have a "sha" sound in American English, such as in the word "militia" (mih-lish-ah).