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please spell out simply for me, thanks.
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Pass-Ka ok !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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A Holy and Blessed Pascha to all Eastern Christians on here. I dearly wish to receive again soon at DL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Not too much emphasis on the 's' please One of them will do - two is getting possibly a wee bittie much
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kansassummer:
Pahs- ka.
A short of short "a" sound. Not, as OLS says, with an extra "s" that makes it seem like "pass go, collect $200 as in Monoploy.
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In Greek, it is PAHS- H A
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The key to the pronunciation is the X (in the Greek and Slav alphabets), which represents a consonant not really found in English. The usual attempt to express this in the Latin alphabet is KH. Hence Pahss - KHa. Good luck with it!
CHRIST IS RISEN!
Fr. Serge
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