Rhys Williams

[Harv]

In my mind it was always Say-horsey. Which was always a weird name to call a kid

[labourRed]

Its clearly Knee-am, like Liam but with a knee

Do these muther****ers not know what a V looks like or something?

How can BH and MH both be a V

Hello Lee Mack.

[Irishnev]

I don't know where this Bruce and Lance are common names in Australia thing comes from. Ive never met 1 person in my entire life called either

Neighbours and the like.....surely that stereotype holds - I’m was of course speaking in jest and after a year in Aus in my youth I never met any Lance’s either

[Irishnev]

Think it is pronounced Sir-sha - just to further confuse you

It means "freedom"

Seer Sha

[vlahka]

Maybe we should rename the thread to 'How to pronounce Irish names"

[Scratch]

Just to be clear, the Welsh don't do weird things with name pronunciation yeah? Rhys is said as Reece, not Ra-eemsh or something weird like the Irish would try!

[Catrin]

Just to be clear, the Welsh don't do weird things with name pronunciation yeah? Rhys is said as Reece, not Ra-eemsh or something weird like the Irish would try!

Rhys isn’t Reece. More like Rhuus.

[Irishnev]

Rhys isn’t Reece. More like Rhuus.

- was thinking that also and that’s without a cent included

[Shaggy]

A little bit more original than Bruce, Nathan or Lance I guess

[Shaggy]

Neighbours and the like.....surely that stereotype holds - I’m was of course speaking in jest and after a year in Aus in my youth I never met any Lance’s either

There was a Lance in the early years of Home and Away, and that copper Nick Parrish was called Bruce something.

[ChesterDave]

There was definitely a Lance in Neighbours. Brother to Amy iirc correctly

[Saveloy]

There was a Lance in the early years of Home and Away, and that copper Nick Parrish was called Bruce something.

Was Lance the dim witted one who was groomed by the one (in the series) who ended up getting married to Le Tissier (not in the series)?

[Shaggy]

Was Lance the dim witted one who was groomed by the one who ended up getting married to Le Tissier (not in the series)?

I think so yes! He was definitely a real dope. He had a partner in crime called Martin. This was them, Lance and Martin.

[Saveloy]

Partners in crime - the caravan park was their manor

[Irishnev]

There was a Lance in the early years of Home and Away, and that copper Nick Parrish was called Bruce something.

That’s where it came into my head from