Mine is for Kayla.....
K'Ehleyr
What is the weirdest spelling you have seen of a common name?
I've seen Jessica spelled Jeshickah
Ashley- Ashaley
Emily- Emuhlee
Katherine- Katheryne
Elizabeth- Elyssabeth
Kierra- Quiera
Elise - Elyse
Courtney - Kortney
Rachel- Raychelle
Renee- Ranea
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Reply:I work with a kid whose name is spelled Enternity, but pronounced Eternity. She even admits her mom spelled it wrong!
I also work with a Dondra, but they pronounce it "Don-dray"- I always have to stop myself from saying "Don-drah".
I feel so bad when kids' names aren't' spelled phonetically, so that people always mispronounce them.
Reply:Natalie:
Natuhleigh
Hope I helped :-)
Reply:Natalie:
Natuhleigh
Adrian:
Aydranne
Logan:
Loegun
Yeah, those three are siblings. My friend's sister named her kids like that. I have no idea why...
Reply:the person who said Eoin - Owen
well Eoin is my uncles name, it is the proper irish spelling of owen. sorry our culture is too confusing for you.
Reply:That is awful
Justine, Guestyne
Kaelyn -Katelyn -they spelled one name and got made when people said Kaelyn and not Katelyn. Most people like myself, does not add letters to names. I guess it's not a bad spelling if Kaelyn was not a name
Reply:Kristoffer for Christopher
Reply:My name is Rachel and the weirdest spelling i've seen for me names is: Raechol
Jacob: Jakub
Zachary: Zakuhree
Megan- Maygin
Reply:Well, my name is Leah (as in Jacob's wife in the bible) and I have seen the following spellings:
Lia
Leea
Leigha
Leah
Lea
Leha
Leiah
Reply:Jhazmyne (Jasmine)
Abbygaele (Abigail)
Reply:K'lyn (kaylyn)-basically anything with an apostrophe in it is just plain bad.
Reply:My name is Clare I've seen it spelt Klar, ewww.
But I've seen Britney spelled Birtenayei.
Reply:McKayla or Michaela spelt...
MicKaylah
ha I feel really bad for that child! ~I LOVE DEREK
Reply:Ashley
oshly(spelled with an o and no e.)
Reply:Eoin - Owen
Asin - Shawn
Reply:Emily :
Ymmeleighe
Reply:Megan spelled Mayghaen
Reply:Owen- Eoughan
Reply:Anferny for Anthony
Someone in the NFL has this name.
Reply:kerry-keriegh elizabeth- elysebethe isabella- isebele -michelle-myshelle
kayla-kehlee
kinda unique right
Reply:Aasiyah - Asia.
Reply:Shelby
spelled
Sheylbe
My name is Shelby, and I like the way mine is spelled lol
Reply:My mom has a daycare with a little girl named Maddihssonne (Madison)
Reply:Korey
Reply:Mhairi for Mary
Reply:dyllynne - dillon
Reply:Ashley
Asshle
Reply:eman. it means beliefs
Reply:K8 %26amp; N8
(Kate %26amp; Nate)
Qyliegh
(Kylie)
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Incorrect spelling of middle name on airline tickets?
recently i purchased aireline tickets and my middle name has a typo in it.
it is spelt jane instead of jayne like on my passport.
i asked the travel agent to change it but one of the flights has a waitlist and in order to renew the name we have to cancel it first which is pretty damn stupid.
and theres no garantee id get that spot
and im going with a group of ppl so i dont wanna take that risk
is customs really strict on spelling of middle names?
Incorrect spelling of middle name on airline tickets?
I don't think so. I've traveled before with a misspelling of my last name (they wrote it with a z instead of an s). I'm assuming that unless the customs person you end up going through is having a bad day and just wants to pick a fight they won't really care. I say keep the one you have and enjoy your trip.
Reply:yah..they are..better change it..
Reply:I booked a flight for someone and I put Mr instead of Mrs and there was no problems
Reply:This was in Europe that this happened. My girlfriend was traveling with her baby and didn't notice that the name was misspelled on her son's ticket when it was issued. When she got over to the gate, they made her not only get a new ticket but made her pay for a completely new one.
You need to contact the airline directly and ask what their policy is on this.
Reply:The airline is your problem. Call them and find out.
On customs. It depends where you travel. If the country requires you to have a return ticket, then yes it matters, but if not then customs could care less.
it is spelt jane instead of jayne like on my passport.
i asked the travel agent to change it but one of the flights has a waitlist and in order to renew the name we have to cancel it first which is pretty damn stupid.
and theres no garantee id get that spot
and im going with a group of ppl so i dont wanna take that risk
is customs really strict on spelling of middle names?
Incorrect spelling of middle name on airline tickets?
I don't think so. I've traveled before with a misspelling of my last name (they wrote it with a z instead of an s). I'm assuming that unless the customs person you end up going through is having a bad day and just wants to pick a fight they won't really care. I say keep the one you have and enjoy your trip.
Reply:yah..they are..better change it..
Reply:I booked a flight for someone and I put Mr instead of Mrs and there was no problems
Reply:This was in Europe that this happened. My girlfriend was traveling with her baby and didn't notice that the name was misspelled on her son's ticket when it was issued. When she got over to the gate, they made her not only get a new ticket but made her pay for a completely new one.
You need to contact the airline directly and ask what their policy is on this.
Reply:The airline is your problem. Call them and find out.
On customs. It depends where you travel. If the country requires you to have a return ticket, then yes it matters, but if not then customs could care less.
Which Spelling and Middle Name Suggestions?
Which spelling do you like better, Veronica or Veronika? What middle name do you like with it? Nothing generic or popular please (ie. Lynn, Marie, Elizabeth, Rose, Grace, Ray/Rae, May/Mae, Leigh/Lee, Ann/Anne)! Thank you!
Which Spelling and Middle Name Suggestions?
I prefer the spelling Veronica.
Veronica Emmeline
Veronica Lauren
Veronica Julianne
Veronica Joy
Veronica Bethany
Veronica Evangeline
Veronica Eleanor
Veronica Naomi
Veronica Paige
Veronica Iris
Veronica Lianne
Veronica London
Veronica Rachel
Veronica Helen
Veronica Elle
Veronica Elaine
Veronica Laurel
Veronica Stephanie
Veroinca Marcelle
Veronica Frances
Veronica Jean
Veronica Josphine
Veronica Mary
Veronica Joelle
Veronica Fleur
Veronica Charlotte
Veronica Emerson
Veronica Jolie
Veronica Emery
Veronica Avery
Veronica Cheyenne (Shy-ann)
Good luck! =)
Reply:I definitely prefer Veronica. Veronika looks too "funky" for me. Using a c makes it more classy, in my opinion. How about Veronica Elise? Sorry, I'm not great with middle names. :) Congrats and good luck!
Reply:Veronika... most def... I would go with Veronika Rae but I know you said nothing generic or popular. So how about Veronika Bree
Reply:Veronica Skye
Veronica Rae
Veronica Rose
Veronica Dae
Veronica Reed
Reply:Veronica Cayden
Veronica Joanna
Veronica Christine
Veronica Breanne
Veronica Bree
Reply:Veronika Jayce
Veronika Cassidy
Veronika Shiloh
Veronika Ryan
Reply:Veronica Noelle
Veronica Ariel
Veronica Marcelle
Veronica Nicolette
Veronica Brianne
Veronica Danielle
Reply:Veronica Page
Veronica Rachel
Veronica Georgia
Reply:Veronica Martine
Veronica Therese
Veronica Sherene
Veronica Miquel (mih-kehl)
Reply:Veronika Brook
Veronika Bae [or Bay]
Veronika Zale
Veronika Hart
Veronika Spring
Reply:veronika nekole
veronika shae
Reply:DEFINITLEY VERONICA RAE......
Reply:I like Veronica. I don't have any suggestions for middle names.
Reply:Veronica
Reply:Veronica Claire
=]
Reply:Veronica Riley/Lorraine
yoga
Which Spelling and Middle Name Suggestions?
I prefer the spelling Veronica.
Veronica Emmeline
Veronica Lauren
Veronica Julianne
Veronica Joy
Veronica Bethany
Veronica Evangeline
Veronica Eleanor
Veronica Naomi
Veronica Paige
Veronica Iris
Veronica Lianne
Veronica London
Veronica Rachel
Veronica Helen
Veronica Elle
Veronica Elaine
Veronica Laurel
Veronica Stephanie
Veroinca Marcelle
Veronica Frances
Veronica Jean
Veronica Josphine
Veronica Mary
Veronica Joelle
Veronica Fleur
Veronica Charlotte
Veronica Emerson
Veronica Jolie
Veronica Emery
Veronica Avery
Veronica Cheyenne (Shy-ann)
Good luck! =)
Reply:I definitely prefer Veronica. Veronika looks too "funky" for me. Using a c makes it more classy, in my opinion. How about Veronica Elise? Sorry, I'm not great with middle names. :) Congrats and good luck!
Reply:Veronika... most def... I would go with Veronika Rae but I know you said nothing generic or popular. So how about Veronika Bree
Reply:Veronica Skye
Veronica Rae
Veronica Rose
Veronica Dae
Veronica Reed
Reply:Veronica Cayden
Veronica Joanna
Veronica Christine
Veronica Breanne
Veronica Bree
Reply:Veronika Jayce
Veronika Cassidy
Veronika Shiloh
Veronika Ryan
Reply:Veronica Noelle
Veronica Ariel
Veronica Marcelle
Veronica Nicolette
Veronica Brianne
Veronica Danielle
Reply:Veronica Page
Veronica Rachel
Veronica Georgia
Reply:Veronica Martine
Veronica Therese
Veronica Sherene
Veronica Miquel (mih-kehl)
Reply:Veronika Brook
Veronika Bae [or Bay]
Veronika Zale
Veronika Hart
Veronika Spring
Reply:veronika nekole
veronika shae
Reply:DEFINITLEY VERONICA RAE......
Reply:I like Veronica. I don't have any suggestions for middle names.
Reply:Veronica
Reply:Veronica Claire
=]
Reply:Veronica Riley/Lorraine
yoga
Which Spelling of this name do you like better?
My Name Is Alayna. Do you like Alayna or Alaina. Or Elena. Or Alainah?
Which Spelling of this name do you like better?
Alayna
Reply:I like Alaina best. I dunno why, I guess it looks neater or something. I know an Elena, and she's from the Ukraine so I think it's the common spelling there. I don't like it with the -h ending.
Reply:I'm fairly certain that "Elena" is pronounced differently than the others, right?
I'd have to say Alaina. I like all of them though.
Reply:Isn't Elana pronounced differently??
I like the way your name is spelled, but I like Alaina... it looks nice and sphisticaed.
:) HoPe I cOuLd HeLp!
Reply:To me, Alana is ah-lah-nah; Elena is Ey-lay-nah...
I like Alanah with the first pronunciation most.
But that's just me.
Reply:Alayna is my favorite spelling. It's a beautiful name.
Reply:Alaina, but I really hate that name anyway try Sarah instead.
Reply:I think the best ones are Alaina or Elaina.
Reply:I like Alaina.It feels sophisticated and fun.
Reply:I like Alaina best.
Reply:I like it spelled Alayna. It's cute!
Reply:i like the way its orignaly spelt
Reply:the way it's spelled for you is the easiest to pronounce
Which Spelling of this name do you like better?
Alayna
Reply:I like Alaina best. I dunno why, I guess it looks neater or something. I know an Elena, and she's from the Ukraine so I think it's the common spelling there. I don't like it with the -h ending.
Reply:I'm fairly certain that "Elena" is pronounced differently than the others, right?
I'd have to say Alaina. I like all of them though.
Reply:Isn't Elana pronounced differently??
I like the way your name is spelled, but I like Alaina... it looks nice and sphisticaed.
:) HoPe I cOuLd HeLp!
Reply:To me, Alana is ah-lah-nah; Elena is Ey-lay-nah...
I like Alanah with the first pronunciation most.
But that's just me.
Reply:Alayna is my favorite spelling. It's a beautiful name.
Reply:Alaina, but I really hate that name anyway try Sarah instead.
Reply:I think the best ones are Alaina or Elaina.
Reply:I like Alaina.It feels sophisticated and fun.
Reply:I like Alaina best.
Reply:I like it spelled Alayna. It's cute!
Reply:i like the way its orignaly spelt
Reply:the way it's spelled for you is the easiest to pronounce
Polish last name spelling?
I need to find the REAL last name starter of my family. I dont know how to get it. I kow my last name has changed from the beginning of the Poland time. How can I find out what it was so long ago?
Polish last name spelling?
I would start by retrieving the birth records of your parents,and your grandparents,that may give you a clue.
Talk to your oldest living relative,and ask them.
Birth records and marriage certificates usually reveal quite a bit of information,including death certificates.
Go to your town or city hall to obtain these records,or the town or city where your parents/grandparents were born.
I have researched my genealogy also,I am part Polish also.
Reply:We seem to have a Polish group working up here lately. *smile*
For copyright reasons, I can't cut/ paste from a list email. I am on a Polish list, with (I think) some Polish persons who are actively on the list, and currently contributing. And name issues are right at this moment, being discussed.
Among the factors is the different alphabet, which affects pronounciation. (I am trying to do something of a translation). Also, in the US, what started as %26lt;fill in the blank%26gt; changed; the same is true there in Poland. NEITHER spelling from, for instance, church records, is any more or less correct than the other. The example also was given that many names would be recorded in Catholic registers, which (at certain times) were using the Latin equivalent of the Polish name.
What I am trying to convey.. is that we (today) think of spelling as WE know it, which tends towards the right/wrong thinking. For records there, when there are different spellings, all are just as "correct" as the others.
In all likelihood, there IS NOT ANY "REAL" original. It's a way of thinking that we need to let go, and be open to any spelling, as long as we can determine that it refers to the right persons or families.
Reply:The best resource is the library at the Polish Museum in Chicago. Every Wednesday, the library is staffed by very skilled researchers from the Polish American Genealogy Society who do free lookups and research for emailed requests. They have access to a couple of definitive works on the development of Polish surnames. They also speak Polish fluently and many were themselves born in Poland or else their parents were. There's also a very well-respected professor of History from one of the major Chicago universities who is available to assist them with particularly difficult questions.
I'd suggest sending them a detailed email and ask the for help tracing the development of the name.
http://www.pgsa.org/
ivy
Polish last name spelling?
I would start by retrieving the birth records of your parents,and your grandparents,that may give you a clue.
Talk to your oldest living relative,and ask them.
Birth records and marriage certificates usually reveal quite a bit of information,including death certificates.
Go to your town or city hall to obtain these records,or the town or city where your parents/grandparents were born.
I have researched my genealogy also,I am part Polish also.
Reply:We seem to have a Polish group working up here lately. *smile*
For copyright reasons, I can't cut/ paste from a list email. I am on a Polish list, with (I think) some Polish persons who are actively on the list, and currently contributing. And name issues are right at this moment, being discussed.
Among the factors is the different alphabet, which affects pronounciation. (I am trying to do something of a translation). Also, in the US, what started as %26lt;fill in the blank%26gt; changed; the same is true there in Poland. NEITHER spelling from, for instance, church records, is any more or less correct than the other. The example also was given that many names would be recorded in Catholic registers, which (at certain times) were using the Latin equivalent of the Polish name.
What I am trying to convey.. is that we (today) think of spelling as WE know it, which tends towards the right/wrong thinking. For records there, when there are different spellings, all are just as "correct" as the others.
In all likelihood, there IS NOT ANY "REAL" original. It's a way of thinking that we need to let go, and be open to any spelling, as long as we can determine that it refers to the right persons or families.
Reply:The best resource is the library at the Polish Museum in Chicago. Every Wednesday, the library is staffed by very skilled researchers from the Polish American Genealogy Society who do free lookups and research for emailed requests. They have access to a couple of definitive works on the development of Polish surnames. They also speak Polish fluently and many were themselves born in Poland or else their parents were. There's also a very well-respected professor of History from one of the major Chicago universities who is available to assist them with particularly difficult questions.
I'd suggest sending them a detailed email and ask the for help tracing the development of the name.
http://www.pgsa.org/
ivy
What is the correct spelling for the name macaroy?
I am looking for some one with the last name of mccroy or macaroy and I don;t know the correct spelling,,,can you help me?
What is the correct spelling for the name macaroy?
The spelling you are looking for is this: McAroy.
If you input "McAroy" into a search engine, you will get details of loads and loads of people with this surname.
Reply:McCroy is a fairly common name, but there may be other spellings pronounced about the same.
What is the correct spelling for the name macaroy?
The spelling you are looking for is this: McAroy.
If you input "McAroy" into a search engine, you will get details of loads and loads of people with this surname.
Reply:McCroy is a fairly common name, but there may be other spellings pronounced about the same.
Name Spelling in Asian languages?
If possible, can someone tell me how to spell Gonzo (like Gonzo from Sesame Street) in Japanese, Chinese/Taiwanese, Thai and Korean? I need to know for a parody play for school. Thanks.
Name Spelling in Asian languages?
Gonzo in sasamestreet? haha
in Japanese,
権三
I laughed because it sounds like an ancient !
but Gonzo in sesame street must be cute!!
Reply:Here's Gonzo in Thai -%26gt; กอนโซ
Name Spelling in Asian languages?
Gonzo in sasamestreet? haha
in Japanese,
権三
I laughed because it sounds like an ancient !
but Gonzo in sesame street must be cute!!
Reply:Here's Gonzo in Thai -%26gt; กอนโซ
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