@Pedro Ivan Sanchez "use wealth as crown"it's a whole sentence (that's African Name for you?... It literally means one who is so wealthy,they seems like royalty.
Sade... reminds me of what a poet said. "I have seen the oceans rush to the shores to view her beauty, yet hesitant to leave." The poet! ME ;-). The beauty, my Queen, my SADE. I enjoy ever song always.
I adore how her name’s Helen, “the face that launched ten thousand ships” and she (besides my mama of course 😉) is in my top 3 of most beautiful women in the world! Very aptly named that woman! 🌺💗
Also your clip reminds me of Skeeter Davis’ (and whoever else lol) “End of the World” “why does the sun go on shining? Why do the seas rush to shore? Whyyy do the birds go one singinggg.. don’t they knoww it’s the eeeend of the woooorld it ended when I losttt your looove!”
Your mama did you a service making it flow that way! It really is beautiful! 🥰💐🌷🌹🌻🌼🌸🌺 all the flowers to her and you! I bet teachers still mispronounced it! 😂 One would think “Joylinn” was easy but I get “jo leen” “Joey Lin” “Jolene(more understandable since it’s a song) and even “Jer Lin!” Don’t even get me started on all the teasing I got for just “Joy” I’m school! It took me years to appreciate and love my name so good on ya Darlin!
That's great, speak it as it is spelled and pronounced. Nobody in the U.S. speaks my name properly, though it is German English uses the French pronunciation. That is actual language, not switching sounds and meanings at will. It's not up to her, normal people will always wonder WTF
@@MichaelJackson78100 stop deluding yourself. She has a good voice that's all. There's nothing I envy about her. Is it her marriage, parenting or what? Historically odale ni awon Yoruba. I'm proudly Igbo.
Wrong! The Yoruba spelling is Fọláṣadé. Sade is the original spelling, the sign under a in Yoruba is pronounced sh. The Shade is the English translation of the name ṣadé.
Yeah , i love her... The full name is Folasade. Anyone you see with these names (fola) or just (Sade) just know they have the same name which is short form of Folasade
Man I would’ve fought with that! Kind of weird for me right now since, I have no idea why, I woke up thinking “It’s pronounced ‘Les-DOT’ not ‘luh STAT!” In Anne Rice’s books (she even breaks it down exactly like thatIN the book lol, Queen of the Damned for his name wrong the entire time except for the MTV news clip they had lol, I am legitimately sorry if you read all this I just had to comment the spooky irony for me in name pronunciation! 😂) I also love that her name is Helen, as in, the most BEAUTIFUL woman in the world, A FACE TO LAUNCH TEN THOUSAND SHIPS! Are you kidding me?! SO APTLY NAMED! Although the meaning and her being born in Abbadon kind of spooks me entirely..... strange coinkydinks are afoot!! Good day and again, sorry if you did actually read all of that nonsense 😂
I'm Nigerian and from the South West where she's from. It's pronounced as: SHAA-DAAY. The SHAA is like pronouncing the "Shah" of Iran. The DAAY is pretty much dragging DAY. The AA between D and Y is pronounced with a rising tone like "Aii" when greeting someone. Note that even she doesn't pronounce it correctly which is understandable as she didn't grow up in Nigeria.
We have to accept she was raised in the UK from the age of 4 l believe. Raised without her Dad, by her British Mother and grand-parents, it affects how you pronounce Yoruba words etc if you do not hear the correct thing daily at such a tender age, sadly. But she nailed her name. :)
The literal break down of the name (a Yoruba name) is as follows: Fi (use) Ola (wealth) Se (to make) Ade (the crown), hence Folasade. Note that in Yoruba language the letters tend increase when a name is dissected to bring out the literal meaning. I'm Nigerian and from the South West region she comes from.
FOLASADE HER. REAL REAL NAME FROM NIGERIA, SO SINCERE SADE IS HERE, SHE IS SO KIND HUMBLE BEAUTIFUL AND HER BAND GREAT ACCOMPEANT HER VOICE SMOOTH SWEET REMEMBERANCE. HUMMING ALDAY WITH❤
She's never in the news. Or on the gossiping 📺. Like opreh windrfries or other talk shows. Never talks about her many 🚗🛻🏚️🏠. Her beautiful body hasn't been shown like a road map. And still to this day how many people would turn a weekend down with the Queen of love. But one last 💿📀📽️ would be a blessing with her and that Soulful band. How about it MS S ♥️❤️💗💓🤔🇺🇸
My mother in law said she loves Sade. But she said Sade like Sadie🤦🏽♀️ 😂 I feel like if you are a true fan you'll know how to pronounce her name. 🤷🏽♀️
Continued….. So my point is this. Her original name is not just Sade it’s a shorter version of her last name. The ending part no less. So when people want to be all unique and inventive with their kids’ names, I suggest go ahead but use the Standard English alphabet as it is intended to be used cuz all ur going to do is messed up the rest of ur kid’s life when they have to correct anybody and everybody who reads their name correctly but incorrectly as it was intended according to the named person or parent. And for people who intend on coming to America or other countries like England might want to look up their future baby names and how it is pronounced here cuz when it looks and sounds and reads like vulgar words or body parts I generally wrote those on the board if I also couldn’t tackle the last name cuz it would be just as difficult. One kid’s name read barely like the F curse and another girls name read as “genital”, when I asked her to pronounce it I believe it had an accent too. I can’t remember the spelling but it was pronounced as Jenna-teal plus, she had an speaking accent which made it read differently but spelled like genital or close to it. Another girl was named “virgin” not Virginia, not Gina, just virgin. That was just stupid and inconsiderate on her parents part of what that girl will have to go thru her whole life. I’ve came to quickly realize that all parents aren’t like mine obviously. Anyone can be a parent and just because parents are parents doesn’t mean they are automatically smart cuz clearly anyone can procreate but u know we do learn how to utilize the alphabet from pre k-2nd grade, that’s 4 years. I didn’t go to pre K and I’m no genius, it’s just common sense, common knowledge and common courtesy not to name ur kid something that will be a hardship for them throughout their entire life. But that’s the thing, common sense is not that common anymore. Now it’s more like common ignorance. So yeah u have Pre k, k, 1st and 2nd grade learning how to use and apply the alphabet and Then it’s reinforced every single year after that until secondary graduation. So not only should the general public know how to use and apply the alphabet correctly (unless of course if u have a learning disability) but as a parent u should always want the best for ur child and providing them with a difficult name to live with is setting them up with frustration And hardship when all u want to be is individualized and unique. Another suggestion for those who are unsure how something reads and want it to read the way it is intended, write the name down and ask several people, both educated and not so educated, if u want. I would go with educated , just to see how universally correct ur intended name and it’s pronunciation is perceived, read and verbalized. So please parents think about ur kids and their future and not just about how u wish u didn’t have what u consider to be a boring, typical name and try to live vicariously thru ur child who should in turn resent u for the hardship u have bestowed upon them with a simple but considerate task of naming them, which turned into a daunting future for them and hopefully later they will legally change it for their own sanity and salvation. To put it shortly, smarten up parent, already. Cuz when u name ur kid a stupid name that doesn’t make sense it’s a clear reflection on u and ur complete inability or carelessness or sheer ignorance to accurately use the alphabet as intended for the sake of ur child. Ps. When u go to look up Shaday, the search engine comes up as “Shaday songs”. So obviously I’m not alone here. So to that bratty little girl who yelled at me and wanted to blame everyone else for the continuous mispronunciation of her name. Majority rule here. It’s not us who’s doing it incorrectly and we didn’t name u. That in itself was sheer ignorance too. I stand with the same thought in my head as I did that day, which is Ur parent, most likely ur mother is an idiot who doesn’t know how to use the alphabet correctly, obviously plus, not everyone is gonna be familiar with who this singer is and how to pronounce her invented stage name. But u know as usual it’s everyone else fault and there is absolutely no accountability there. Now I’m glad she has that name cuz she was so unnecessary nasty to me and I did nothing wrong but pronounced it correctly. So have fun with it sweetie. :) Pss. I always get compliments on my name-always, and the best part is it’s not very common at all and everyone knows how to read it. I guess she will really never know what the feels like. So for anyone who wants to name their baby girl after this singer, remember it’s an invented stage name Derived from the ending part of a foreign surname, so take note ur really reaching if u want to aim for correct pronunciation here if ur going with Sade. It wasn’t her first name, which is easy. Her last name is difficult to pronounce And think about ur kid first. I would write it as it is reads “Shaday”. But it maybe read too quickly too like in Shaquille, when u want the Sha to stand alone from “day” so maybe Shahday would be better. And yeah I know Day is very generic amd I fun but that’s how it’s intended for pronunciation. Gotta tell ya, It’s a hard one, I know, but this four letter name is ruining this girl’s life. It still unique sounding enough so leave it at that. Shaday or Shahday. Frankly, I would pick a different name altogether and just KISS- keep it simple, stupid.
I guess some mother of a teen at school named her daughter after her stage name Sade. So when I went to take attendance and I’m really good with unfamiliar and diverse names, I went to say this one. Of course I said it as the way it phonetically reads, according to the Standard English Alphabet in America. Plus, relating it to other familiar names and words and how to correctly use the alphabet I took it on Correctly. But, not according to the girl named Sade who got irate about it. Sade Take away the E, makes the the “a” a short vowel sound as in the word Sad. Now when u add an E at the end it makes the middle vowel say its name with the long A sound. It does not add an accent on the e nor was one written, as to make the short a sound with the accent that wasn’t there. So when I was looking at it I quickly related it to other words and names I know of, for example… Mad is like sad but if you add the E it’s made. Just like the spelling of the name Jade for a girl, sounds like MADE but just with a J. Or even leaning towards Sadie but just spelled a different variation, which doesn’t conform entirely which is a very common and mistaken practice among newly invented names today. So when I asked, “is it Sade (as in like Jade) or Sadie here?” The student got all nasty and loud and overly pissy cuz she was tired that no one can pronounce her name as intended or as she put it “correctly”. And in very nasty fashion she said, “No, no, no, it’s not Sade (Jade) it’s not Sadie it’s Sade it’s Sade!!!! What is wrong with people, they always say those two names it Sade Sade!!!” I’m like ok. But in my head im thinking if ur parents used the alphabet correctly when naming u, u wouldn’t have to go thru this. It’s not everyone else’s fault, apparently it’s ur parents. Ready here is a little lesson on phonemes. The letter S just makes the S sound, the intended sound of the beginning of the name should be spelled with Sh, ok, cuz that is called a blended pair and makes the “sh” sound. The next sound is the short “a, sound, the last part of her name is like the word Day. So when u want to hear it correctly or not get ur child frustrated throughout their entire life then I strongly suggest names are not invented with ur own form or use of the alphabet cuz it won’t conform to what most people know and learned correctly. Even when u look up her songs u will likely spell her name the way it sounds which is Shaday. Then what comes up, her name and her music, wow, big shocker there. So yeah, I was and am correct with little missy and her tude. I only later found out there is a singer with this name when I saw her album sold at a garage sale. I didn’t know her name but of course know her hits. I said to the owners, what is her name? And they pronounced it Shaday, that’s when I realized she was named after a popular singer that a lot of people may have known back then but not everyone will be familiar with, especially with the spelling of her name. Now there is the accent u can use over the e, which can also be a variation shade but the problem with accents is, just like here in this text, they don’t come up or fit so I don’t recommend that either cuz it will be pronounced as it reads like Lamp Shade. Nor do I recommend commas in between a persons name as in Sha’de or Sha’day cuz just an unusual, extra thing thing that ur kid has to do, then when they go to use the computer or phone they need to hunt that extra key to access the comma or accent, say when u have to put down ur name formally on a plane reservation or application or God forbid, fill in bubbles like in the good ol days. Thank God that’s nearly over with. Yeah, it’s unique but aesthetically it looks odd but in the end, It’s a real pain in the ass. But back to the name. Her original name isn’t all that cool at all. It’s just Helen, like any other old lady’s name, like my aunt who just died at 91 years old, her name was Helen. So of course with her sexy look and British accent they had to go more eccentric and sensual and not so geriatric so they took the ending part of her last name and went with that. Helen Folasade Adu, so let’s first realize that the ending pronunciation of her name is aided in its pronunciation due to the beginning part but the second fact is that it is the ending part of a foreign surname name Derived from Niagara from her father’s side, which means their letters, their alphabet, and their phonemes aren’t used in the same manner and fashion as the Stand English Version and that goes with many different countries. Even when I went to learn the Irish speaking language of Gaelic, it was a lot harder than say Italian or Spanish cuz it’s completely different. It’s a whole different form of language.
lol mine is actually pronounced SHARDAY and is a variant of her name spelled Shardé and people still have a hard time wondering how to say it because they don't understand accents on letters apparently.
I always hated when people pronounced it "Shar-day"..so ghetto. TRUE hardcore real fans already knew the back story of her FULL name from the very beginning: Helen Folasade Adu.💯
You'd be surprised!!!! I was named after her but my mom and dad wanted people to pronounce it correctly so they spelled it phonetically - "Shawday" - people have called me SHARDAY plenty of times (mostly southern people) - even after reading it. VERY annoying lol
Such a simple looking name but usually mispronounced / seemingly impossible to say. I love that she explains it and wanted to stick to her roots ( ? ) or what ever , but really wish she had chosen a better "stage name" / singer handle to go by. Something easier to say. It doesn't look like it is supposed to be pronounced "shawday" so...no wonder I have been saying it wrong in my head all those years. I don't know what would have made for a better handle though. Love her voice and music so much. Pretty sure I have the Love Deluxe collection.
There is no meaning of the name if it is some abbreviation of a Nigerian word spell it correctly. It is a very old French name with a proper pronunciation also used in English as in the notorious Marquis de Sade. She can ignore the pronunciation but it has always given the impression she was not formally educated
Are you really arguing over the origin of her name? Which she has said comes from Folasade? You need some serious mental help and some actual formal education
That was pretty gnarly. Even Nigerians have nicknames for MANY of their names. Tokunbo - Toks, Olufunmilayo - Funmi. Has nothing to do with formal education! Also her name has NOTHING whatsoever to do with the Marquis de Sade. Nothing!!!!! Were you formally educated yourself? Begs the question.
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Even her speaking voice is beautiful
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I agree :)
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I love African names.. Its neat to know that Sade is a diminutive ( nickname) for Folasade.
@Pedro Ivan Sanchez "use wealth as crown"it's a whole sentence (that's African Name for you?... It literally means one who is so wealthy,they seems like royalty.
I like rakotomalala and adebayo
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@@ritakapia7140Yoruba name
I've watched this video soo many times! It's a true blessing to be named after a woman such as this one. Love her! #TeamSADE
I absolutely loved how she explained her name...
I was pronouncing it as SADE like "SAID"
Me to how I see it literally
Ick hope you stopped
@chadergeist82 lmao no it's not
same!
@chadergeist82 she literally says it in this video...
Sade... reminds me of what a poet said. "I have seen the oceans rush to the shores to view her beauty, yet hesitant to leave." The poet! ME ;-). The beauty, my Queen, my SADE. I enjoy ever song always.
I adore how her name’s Helen, “the face that launched ten thousand ships” and she (besides my mama of course 😉) is in my top 3 of most beautiful women in the world! Very aptly named that woman! 🌺💗
Also your clip reminds me of Skeeter Davis’ (and whoever else lol) “End of the World” “why does the sun go on shining? Why do the seas rush to shore? Whyyy do the birds go one singinggg.. don’t they knoww it’s the eeeend of the woooorld it ended when I losttt your looove!”
And that is why I LOVE MY NAME!!!
Haha, if that's not the truth!
It goes really well with your last name too
Your mama did you a service making it flow that way! It really is beautiful! 🥰💐🌷🌹🌻🌼🌸🌺 all the flowers to her and you!
I bet teachers still mispronounced it! 😂
One would think “Joylinn” was easy but I get “jo leen” “Joey Lin” “Jolene(more understandable since it’s a song) and even “Jer Lin!”
Don’t even get me started on all the teasing I got for just “Joy” I’m school! It took me years to appreciate and love my name so good on ya Darlin!
That's great, speak it as it is spelled and pronounced. Nobody in the U.S. speaks my name properly, though it is German English uses the French pronunciation. That is actual language, not switching sounds and meanings at will. It's not up to her, normal people will always wonder WTF
your name is absolutely pretty as you
I'm still in love with Sade.
The way she pronounces Folasade with a konk Igbo accent. "Crowning glory". She's definitely one of the queens of soul music.
@@MichaelJackson78100 stop deluding yourself. She has a good voice that's all. There's nothing I envy about her. Is it her marriage, parenting or what? Historically odale ni awon Yoruba. I'm proudly Igbo.
@@MichaelJackson78100 Get a life.
Stop washing your dirty undies in the open...
@@MichaelJackson78100 xenophobe
@@chimerezeemeruwa She pronounced Sade like a Yoruba person would to be fair. Nothing Igbo about how she spoke. Nothing against you. Bless.
It's nice to be named after 2 wonderful and beautiful singers!!!#WhitneySade'
She's so mesmerizing to look at
This is the old skool Yorùbá (A tribe in Nigeria) way of writing her name Folashade and the new school way is Folasade.
Wrong! The Yoruba spelling is Fọláṣadé. Sade is the original spelling, the sign under a in Yoruba is pronounced sh. The Shade is the English translation of the name ṣadé.
Yeah , i love her... The full name is Folasade.
Anyone you see with these names (fola) or just (Sade) just know they have the same name which is short form of Folasade
Is Folasade pronounced Folashardey with an é or just Folashade?
@@shaunaveiro first one
I can listen to the Queen speak all day! 😍😍😍😍💜💜💜
Beautiful voice, beautiful name, beautiful looks. She's just all around beautiful ❤️
Haha people made fun of me cause I pronounces it "shaw-day" but the joke is on them cause I was right😊
Me too. I've always said "Shaw-Day."
Man I would’ve fought with that! Kind of weird for me right now since, I have no idea why, I woke up thinking “It’s pronounced ‘Les-DOT’ not ‘luh STAT!” In Anne Rice’s books (she even breaks it down exactly like thatIN the book lol, Queen of the Damned for his name wrong the entire time except for the MTV news clip they had lol, I am legitimately sorry if you read all this I just had to comment the spooky irony for me in name pronunciation! 😂)
I also love that her name is Helen, as in, the most BEAUTIFUL woman in the world, A FACE TO LAUNCH TEN THOUSAND SHIPS! Are you kidding me?! SO APTLY NAMED! Although the meaning and her being born in Abbadon kind of spooks me entirely..... strange coinkydinks are afoot!!
Good day and again, sorry if you did actually read all of that nonsense 😂
Ok.... f u... im sorry. I was 1 that said SAH-DAY.... so... yeah u got me. U are right.
It is pronounced SHA-DAY, not Shaw-Day. She was born in Ibadan, not Abbadon 🙄
I'm Nigerian and from the South West where she's from. It's pronounced as: SHAA-DAAY. The SHAA is like pronouncing the "Shah" of Iran. The DAAY is pretty much dragging DAY. The AA between D and Y is pronounced with a rising tone like "Aii" when greeting someone. Note that even she doesn't pronounce it correctly which is understandable as she didn't grow up in Nigeria.
I'm a Nigerian and it's quite funny the way she pronounces Ibadan.
Right
We have to accept she was raised in the UK from the age of 4 l believe. Raised without her Dad, by her British Mother and grand-parents, it affects how you pronounce Yoruba words etc if you do not hear the correct thing daily at such a tender age, sadly. But she nailed her name. :)
How do you pronounce it?
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She is so insanely beautiful.
Thank you I had a difference of opinion with some coworkers they kept saying the pronounciation was Sah-deh
Thank u once again!!!
What a graceful woman
I love my middle name even more just knowing the meaning ♥️
Never been a simp but i'll be a simp for Folasade forever
Yes indeed. I don't why they put an "R" in our name Queen Madam Sade 🙂Florida gal here🙂
The name Sade is such a lovely name :)
Sade 🇳🇬Icon living❤️
I was pronouncing is ‘SAY-DEE’ 🥺
Helen Folasade Adu......
Only God could put a beautiful Goddess on earth and give her the ultimate name, Sade!
Put wealth on a crown is the most likely core meaning of that name Folashade.
The literal break down of the name (a Yoruba name) is as follows: Fi (use) Ola (wealth) Se (to make) Ade (the crown), hence Folasade. Note that in Yoruba language the letters tend increase when a name is dissected to bring out the literal meaning. I'm Nigerian and from the South West region she comes from.
FOLASADE HER. REAL REAL NAME FROM NIGERIA, SO SINCERE SADE IS HERE, SHE IS SO KIND HUMBLE BEAUTIFUL AND HER BAND GREAT ACCOMPEANT HER VOICE SMOOTH SWEET REMEMBERANCE. HUMMING ALDAY WITH❤
I'm gonna name my daughter after her.
Me too but the facet that it’s a Nigerian name I think I’ll pass because I’m an African and Africans take they names seriously 😩 so next
I’m Yoruba, It’s my mothers name so it’s definitely my 1st daughters middle name
Flawless lawless it’s a Yoruba name 🇳🇬
@@flawlesslawless4180 yes we do...our names are our identity
@@flawlesslawless4180 So true. My daughters father is Nigerian... He was very picky about her Nigerian name.
In finnish sade means rain :3
I LOVE SADE...
She's never in the news. Or on the gossiping 📺. Like opreh windrfries or other talk shows. Never talks about her many 🚗🛻🏚️🏠. Her beautiful body hasn't been shown like a road map. And still to this day how many people would turn a weekend down with the Queen of love. But one last 💿📀📽️ would be a blessing with her and that Soulful band. How about it MS S ♥️❤️💗💓🤔🇺🇸
I was named after her so that’s so cool to watch
Sade ! i give praises to your mum for sticking to your Yoruba name.
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Her real name is Helen. Folasade is her middle name.
My queen forever
My mother in law said she loves Sade. But she said Sade like Sadie🤦🏽♀️ 😂 I feel like if you are a true fan you'll know how to pronounce her name. 🤷🏽♀️
I was introduced to Sade by a woman I was dating named Sadie.
Continued…..
So my point is this. Her original name is not just Sade it’s a shorter version of her last name. The ending part no less. So when people want to be all unique and inventive with their kids’ names, I suggest go ahead but use the Standard English alphabet as it is intended to be used cuz all ur going to do is messed up the rest of ur kid’s life when they have to correct anybody and everybody who reads their name correctly but incorrectly as it was intended according to the named person or parent.
And for people who intend on coming to America or other countries like England might want to look up their future baby names and how it is pronounced here cuz when it looks and sounds and reads like vulgar words or body parts I generally wrote those on the board if I also couldn’t tackle the last name cuz it would be just as difficult. One kid’s name read barely like the F curse and another girls name read as “genital”, when I asked her to pronounce it I believe it had an accent too. I can’t remember the spelling but it was pronounced as Jenna-teal plus, she had an speaking accent which made it read differently but spelled like genital or close to it. Another girl was named “virgin” not Virginia, not Gina, just virgin. That was just stupid and inconsiderate on her parents part of what that girl will have to go thru her whole life.
I’ve came to quickly realize that all parents aren’t like mine obviously. Anyone can be a parent and just because parents are parents doesn’t mean they are automatically smart cuz clearly anyone can procreate but u know we do learn how to utilize the alphabet from pre k-2nd grade, that’s 4 years. I didn’t go to pre K and I’m no genius, it’s just common sense, common knowledge and common courtesy not to name ur kid something that will be a hardship for them throughout their entire life. But that’s the thing, common sense is not that common anymore. Now it’s more like common ignorance. So yeah u have Pre k, k, 1st and 2nd grade learning how to use and apply the alphabet and Then it’s reinforced every single year after that until secondary graduation. So not only should the general public know how to use and apply the alphabet correctly (unless of course if u have a learning disability) but as a parent u should always want the best for ur child and providing them with a difficult name to live with is setting them up with frustration And hardship when all u want to be is individualized and unique.
Another suggestion for those who are unsure how something reads and want it to read the way it is intended, write the name down and ask several people, both educated and not so educated, if u want. I would go with educated , just to see how universally correct ur intended name and it’s pronunciation is perceived, read and verbalized.
So please parents think about ur kids and their future and not just about how u wish u didn’t have what u consider to be a boring, typical name and try to live vicariously thru ur child who should in turn resent u for the hardship u have bestowed upon them with a simple but considerate task of naming them, which turned into a daunting future for them and hopefully later they will legally change it for their own sanity and salvation.
To put it shortly, smarten up parent, already. Cuz when u name ur kid a stupid name that doesn’t make sense it’s a clear reflection on u and ur complete inability or carelessness or sheer ignorance to accurately use the alphabet as intended for the sake of ur child.
Ps. When u go to look up Shaday, the search engine comes up as “Shaday songs”. So obviously I’m not alone here.
So to that bratty little girl who yelled at me and wanted to blame everyone else for the continuous mispronunciation of her name. Majority rule here. It’s not us who’s doing it incorrectly and we didn’t name u. That in itself was sheer ignorance too. I stand with the same thought in my head as I did that day, which is Ur parent, most likely ur mother is an idiot who doesn’t know how to use the alphabet correctly, obviously plus, not everyone is gonna be familiar with who this singer is and how to pronounce her invented stage name.
But u know as usual it’s everyone else fault and there is absolutely no accountability there. Now I’m glad she has that name cuz she was so unnecessary nasty to me and I did nothing wrong but pronounced it correctly. So have fun with it sweetie. :)
Pss. I always get compliments on my name-always, and the best part is it’s not very common at all and everyone knows how to read it. I guess she will really never know what the feels like.
So for anyone who wants to name their baby girl after this singer, remember it’s an invented stage name Derived from the ending part of a foreign surname, so take note ur really reaching if u want to aim for correct pronunciation here if ur going with Sade. It wasn’t her first name, which is easy. Her last name is difficult to pronounce And think about ur kid first. I would write it as it is reads “Shaday”. But it maybe read too quickly too like in Shaquille, when u want the Sha to stand alone from “day” so maybe Shahday would be better. And yeah I know Day is very generic amd I fun but that’s how it’s intended for pronunciation.
Gotta tell ya, It’s a hard one, I know, but this four letter name is ruining this girl’s life. It still unique sounding enough so leave it at that. Shaday or Shahday. Frankly, I would pick a different name altogether and just KISS- keep it simple, stupid.
Sade Is An Absolutely Stunning Name, a Blessing To Any Child^^
blud wrote a whole lecture about pronouncing one word
I FUCKING LOVE HER
She's so pretty
Yes she is, man she looks like a Goddess.
I guess some mother of a teen at school named her daughter after her stage name Sade. So when I went to take attendance and I’m really good with unfamiliar and diverse names, I went to say this one. Of course I said it as the way it phonetically reads, according to the Standard English Alphabet in America. Plus, relating it to other familiar names and words and how to correctly use the alphabet I took it on Correctly. But, not according to the girl named Sade who got irate about it.
Sade
Take away the E, makes the the “a” a short vowel sound as in the word Sad. Now when u add an E at the end it makes the middle vowel say its name with the long A sound. It does not add an accent on the e nor was one written, as to make the short a sound with the accent that wasn’t there.
So when I was looking at it I quickly related it to other words and names I know of, for example…
Mad is like sad but if you add the E it’s made.
Just like the spelling of the name Jade for a girl, sounds like MADE but just with a J. Or even leaning towards Sadie but just spelled a different variation, which doesn’t conform entirely which is a very common and mistaken practice among newly invented names today.
So when I asked, “is it Sade (as in like Jade) or Sadie here?” The student got all nasty and loud and overly pissy cuz she was tired that no one can pronounce her name as intended or as she put it “correctly”. And in very nasty fashion she said, “No, no, no, it’s not Sade (Jade) it’s not Sadie it’s Sade it’s Sade!!!! What is wrong with people, they always say those two names it Sade Sade!!!”
I’m like ok. But in my head im thinking if ur parents used the alphabet correctly when naming u, u wouldn’t have to go thru this. It’s not everyone else’s fault, apparently it’s ur parents.
Ready here is a little lesson on phonemes. The letter S just makes the S sound, the intended sound of the beginning of the name should be spelled with Sh, ok, cuz that is called a blended pair and makes the “sh” sound. The next sound is the short “a, sound, the last part of her name is like the word Day. So when u want to hear it correctly or not get ur child frustrated throughout their entire life then I strongly suggest names are not invented with ur own form or use of the alphabet cuz it won’t conform to what most people know and learned correctly.
Even when u look up her songs u will likely spell her name the way it sounds which is Shaday. Then what comes up, her name and her music, wow, big shocker there.
So yeah, I was and am correct with little missy and her tude. I only later found out there is a singer with this name when I saw her album sold at a garage sale. I didn’t know her name but of course know her hits. I said to the owners, what is her name? And they pronounced it Shaday, that’s when I realized she was named after a popular singer that a lot of people may have known back then but not everyone will be familiar with, especially with the spelling of her name. Now there is the accent u can use over the e, which can also be a variation shade but the problem with accents is, just like here in this text, they don’t come up or fit so I don’t recommend that either cuz it will be pronounced as it reads like Lamp Shade. Nor do I recommend commas in between a persons name as in Sha’de or Sha’day cuz just an unusual, extra thing thing that ur kid has to do, then when they go to use the computer or phone they need to hunt that extra key to access the comma or accent, say when u have to put down ur name formally on a plane reservation or application or God forbid, fill in bubbles like in the good ol days. Thank God that’s nearly over with. Yeah, it’s unique but aesthetically it looks odd but in the end, It’s a real pain in the ass.
But back to the name. Her original name isn’t all that cool at all. It’s just Helen, like any other old lady’s name, like my aunt who just died at 91 years old, her name was Helen. So of course with her sexy look and British accent they had to go more eccentric and sensual and not so geriatric so they took the ending part of her last name and went with that.
Helen Folasade Adu, so let’s first realize that the ending pronunciation of her name is aided in its pronunciation due to the beginning part but the second fact is that it is the ending part of a foreign surname name Derived from Niagara from her father’s side, which means their letters, their alphabet, and their phonemes aren’t used in the same manner and fashion as the Stand English Version and that goes with many different countries. Even when I went to learn the Irish speaking language of Gaelic, it was a lot harder than say Italian or Spanish cuz it’s completely different. It’s a whole different form of language.
Not everyone in America have American names you uncultured swine. And it's crazy you're THAT upset over a student. Go get mental help.
I'm blushing.
My name is Shadé too I want to be a singer just like her. I find that so crazy
Why your mom spell your name like that..
@@spongebob8157 my dad chose it, it shouldn’t really be a problem to you anyways
well??? Where can we hear you sing?
@@briancooney9952 until I get over this fear of singing in front of people lolll
@@o.shade_ Fear has probably kept the world from knowing just how great some people really are.
Love Is Found ~
As perfect as they come.
Indeed
Minha deusa ❤
My middle name is named after her hence the "dae" part of my screen name :)
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And in German people go: 'Schade" - 'a pity'
I love you sade..
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The name fits. 🙂
lol mine is actually pronounced SHARDAY and is a variant of her name spelled Shardé and people still have a hard time wondering how to say it because they don't understand accents on letters apparently.
No
@@Yorubaddie dumbest response I've seen. Troll.
I always thought it was pronounced Sejd.
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*Swedish pronunciation.
*^^The "J" Is Silent^^* #JustSaying
Tf?
ME TOO LMAO
I always hated when people pronounced it "Shar-day"..so ghetto.
TRUE hardcore real fans already knew the
back story of her FULL name from the very beginning:
Helen Folasade Adu.💯
💘her
Fola would've been great for her too..
Sade❤️🌹
Honor Confers a Crown^^
AWWWWW THANKS YOU GOODNESS SADE 🌟,♥️🖤💚 BROWN FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME🦋 WOW BEAUTIFUL SADE,♥️ BLOOD,🖤 AFRICAN,💚 HOPE,
20 second intro to a 1 minute video.
Black Folks always pronounced it right.
Where did the r come from with it?
Aww, my name (: Lol.
Wow. Cute. Mines is Kionna Sharda😊.
Kionna Williams 🙄Thats not Sade
@@Yorubaddie lol..abi
Saw day. Sade hey you know I'm your. Diamond life. I'm your. Lovers rock. I'm your soilder of love
Come on now. I'm pretty sure nobody has ever pronounced it "Shar-day".
You would be surprised, i have heard people say Sharday.
+Knomme Cushe Exactly, I have always had to correct people, plus remind them that there's no "r" in my name lol.
Sade' Brewer how you doin
Wow! What a cassette cover! Shar-day! :-)))
You'd be surprised!!!! I was named after her but my mom and dad wanted people to pronounce it correctly so they spelled it phonetically - "Shawday" - people have called me SHARDAY plenty of times (mostly southern people) - even after reading it. VERY annoying lol
Wow really!? I’ve never heard anyone in the states pronounce it Shardae.
Shah-dae
Frankieeeeeeeeeee
She pronounces it Shah DAY. There’s even a slight R in het accent. On TH-cam.
The moment you've been pronouncing it wrong almost your entire life..
Quill-a-shaw-day?
Quill?
Sharday
aha
I’ve been pronouncing it sade like sadie 😭😭😭 I’m so dumb
You are NOT dumb at all. Ask Sade to pronounce your name, exactly lol. We live and we learn. :)
I thought it was Sah-day...
Such a simple looking name but usually mispronounced / seemingly impossible to say. I love that she explains it and wanted to stick to her roots ( ? ) or what ever , but really wish she had chosen a better "stage name" / singer handle to go by. Something easier to say. It doesn't look like it is supposed to be pronounced "shawday" so...no wonder I have been saying it wrong in my head all those years. I don't know what would have made for a better handle though. Love her voice and music so much. Pretty sure I have the Love Deluxe collection.
Every names have more than one pronunciation.
The full name is folasade ,sade is just the short form.
turn down the music
There is no meaning of the name if it is some abbreviation of a Nigerian word spell it correctly. It is a very old French name with a proper pronunciation also used in English as in the notorious Marquis de Sade. She can ignore the pronunciation but it has always given the impression she was not formally educated
Are you really arguing over the origin of her name? Which she has said comes from Folasade? You need some serious mental help and some actual formal education
That was pretty gnarly. Even Nigerians have nicknames for MANY of their names. Tokunbo - Toks, Olufunmilayo - Funmi. Has nothing to do with formal education! Also her name has NOTHING whatsoever to do with the Marquis de Sade. Nothing!!!!! Were you formally educated yourself? Begs the question.
You’re spewing crap