If it’s spelled rian, then it’s pronounced ri-an, right? Was it a deliberate choice for an unusual name or just a misspelled Ryan
His real name is Adrian
It’s pronounced “ri-an”, yes. Because his actual name is “Adrian”
Well his name is Adrian which is typically pronounced "Ay-dree-an" so maybe the shortened form is "ree-an" but that sounds kinda stupid
Ah yes makes more sense but still a weird choice in my opinion
Finally someone mentioning this I have no idea which one is correct but in my head it goes Ra-Yan
So Ryan spelled wrong. I wish the author explains this in the future, I’m so curious
Nah it’s pronounced Ree Yan. The Korean spelling is more clear (리안).
Oh thank you but it sounds off
I can handle Rian haha, but I will never use Enzo or Loren cause that one is actually wrong…Italians shorten Lorenzo to Renzo. I just call him by his full name each time instead.
Well Enzo is American lol, yes he's of Italian heritage but born and raised in the USA so I don't think it's that crazy that he uses the American nickname
I just can’t anymore
You’re means you are, NOT your.
Same with he’s, which means he is and not his (his car for example)
PLEASE for the love of grammar
Please tell me they’re not actually half-brothers
Thanks for the heads up.
Bricked up