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it sounds like you spell it. no, it's not pronounced amy.
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If you’re talking about the usage "Ego eimi" ("I am who am," from the Bible), it’s epsilon-iota-mu-iota.
If you’re talking about how to say Amy in Greek, it’s Philomena, spelled phi-iota-lambda-omicron-mu-eta-nu-alpha.
I think that’s an eta in Philomena and not an epsilon.
It’s still Aimme, hello? Haven’t you searched for a translator? Think before you do, boy.
Huh….What are you people talking about?
Aimee written in Greek is Άϊμη (observe the two dots over the ι and that little sign next to A)