What is the Spanish pronunciation of Xavier?

[Anonymous]

I would say Ex-zay-vee-er, is it pronounced differently in Latin America?

[Anonymous]

Javier

[Anonymous]

Javier. "Hav-yare."

Nickname Javi. "Havi."

[Anonymous]

English: ZAY-vee-ehr

Spanish: Ha-bee-AIR

Portuguese: sha-vee-AIR

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:English: ZAY-vee-ehr

Spanish: Ha-bee-AIR

Portuguese: sha-vee-AIR

Same poster. Sorry.

English:ZAY-vee-er

[Anonymous]

That is not the correct pronunciation under any circumstances.

[Anonymous]

Javier
Ha-vee-er

[Anonymous]

Hah-vee-air

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hah-vee-air

This.

Except some or all of Spain I think says:

Cha-vee-ay

[Anonymous]

In Spanish, it would be more like Javier (Ja=hah), but even among Hispanics, you'll find people who use the eX pronunciation that you are asking about, OP.

-Mexican American from Arizona

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In Spanish, it would be more like Javier (Ja=hah), but even among Hispanics, you'll find people who use the eX pronunciation that you are asking about, OP.

-Mexican American from Arizona

---To add, obviously that's not in Latin America.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hah-vee-air

This.

Except some or all of Spain I think says:

Cha-vee-ay

+2

[Anonymous]

Mexican Spanish: Ha-be-yay

US English: Zay-vee-yer.

Spain:Cha-vee-yay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That is not the correct pronunciation under any circumstances.

+1 and Caitlyn= Kathleen

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That is not the correct pronunciation under any circumstances.

Isn’t that how the university is pronounced?