Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Do you like to spell names in common or uncommon ways?

Honestly, I too feel it looks as though the speller is uneducated when they cannot even spell a simple name.





BUT - there are some exceptions. When you are spelling phonetically, some names simply do not come out spelled "correctly".





Examples -





Tiffany is not pronounced tif-fah-nee, it's tiff-nee, so spelling it Tiffiny isn't exactly "wrong".





Michaela (mih-kay-luh) definitely looks much better spelled correctly, but if spelled out as it sounds, Mikayla seems more "correct".





However going overboard just to be different is too much. JMO





Blessings

Do you like to spell names in common or uncommon ways?
Common. With certain names maybe a one letter change, but I'm not in to spelling common names COMPLETELY different. I think it's mean; your kid will have to spell his/her name out for the rest of it's life. And just imagine if the last name is a hard one, too!
Reply:Common, that way most people will generally know how to spell my childs name and my child and I will not be doomed to a life of constantly having to spell their name over and over and over again.
Reply:For traditional names - common for sure - there's no reason for spelling it the "wrong" way. I can't stand seeing Ginnifer (Jennifer), Emmaleigh (Emily), Vyktorya (Victoria), Nykole (Nicole).
Reply:it depends on the name. Some names look better with the traditional spelling, and other look better with a unique spelling.
Reply:I like common spellings. I think it makes the parents look ignorant when they spell them "creatively".
Reply:I agree with you. Misspelled names look down-market and dumb. I wouldn't want to make life more difficult for my kid by forcing them to spell out their name for people all the time.
Reply:I like traditional, common spellings.
Reply:Common.
Reply:Common
Reply:Common.
Reply:Uncommon, I dont like common names
Reply:Common spellings.





i agree that it looks uneducated - or at least like you're trying to hard - when people spell names "creatively"
Reply:common. I don't like very unusual spellings much
Reply:uncommon
Reply:common
Reply:Common. If it's uncommon they are probably going to have to correct people all the time and that would get old after awhile.
Reply:I like uncommon ways of spelling
Reply:hehe, i agree





COMMON
Reply:I love common names with common spellings. Don't make the child go through life always having to spell their name for people. My daughters have common names as will my son when he is born in the coming weeks.
Reply:I think it looks like you don't know how to spell. I prefer spelling things the right way.
Reply:i do not mind either way.i think when you spell it uncommon all you do is give a common name something unique and cute!i like names how they sound example my daughters name is madisin because i do not say it madison.. and i think it sounds stupid said that way.


i think the fact that people find it "uneducated" just makes them uneducated why don't you try not being close minded, judgmental and ignorant.it is this simple if you do not like different spellings spell your kids name the most common way you can find..leave people alone who like different spellings as long as it is readable who the f*ck cares..
Reply:UNCOMMON!! duh


LIKE C MEANS COMMON AND U MEANS UNCOMM0N


U HAYLEY C HALEY


U AMBURE C AMBER
Reply:I like uncommon because they look cooler.
Reply:Uncommon; that way if you choose a common name you can still make it unique



Reply:uncommon!
Reply:whatever way looks the coolest!
Reply:it depends but i seem to like the uncommon ways for the commom names like bayleigh.
Reply:Depends on the name.
Reply:uncommom!


For example...





Kyle


Kile





Kaleb


Kalub


Calub





Kaylee


Caylee





Ashley


Ashlee


Ashleigh





And so mnay more!
Reply:As long as it's not to weird, it's okay to spell things a little differently.





Kate


Kayte


Cate


Cayte





Lee


Leigh


Lei





Mae


May


Maye





Kris


Chris





Jay


Jai


Jae


Jaie

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