Brother for Ruby
- Sawyer
- Luca
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- Hudson
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- Atticus
- Beckett
- Theodore
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Brother for Ruby
I totally understand! Thereās one name I can think of that I almost always misread
I actually donāt have any issues with [name_f]Violet[/name_f] or [name_f]Margot[/name_f], but Iāve seen others bring these up as examples of names that are misheard/misread a lot.
At any rate, I can live with the fact that a small number of people think my daughters are name Violent and Maggot As long as itās a small number
As a sister to a Vi0let and a nanny to a Marg0t, may I just sayā¦ never have I ever thought of any of these associations independently. Only ever as queries of āare they strong associations?ā has been my personal experience!
hm thatās a cool question! but i feel like it actually differs per gender!
iāve always prn it zoe-see-uh but a berry mentioned it was prn the other way and now im confused but i honestly like it either way
i want to say zo-sya/zo-see-uh (which i prefer), but i think the ācorrectā pronunciation is like zosha, which is how zosia mamet pronounces her name iām pretty sure
Flashbacks to this terrible moment
noooo itās okay, still a handsome name
right i think zosha is correct, but idk
I say zosha, not zoesha
yeah, thatās kinda what i meant to say lol zoe-sha zosha, same thing lol
as a rule of thumb, -ia endings in polish are typically said as one syllable, so itād be zoe-shah! sorry to disappoint
Lou for a boy?
meh on his own, but i love as a nn for lewis/louis!!
I think [name_f]Twyla[/name_f] and [name_f]Tabitha[/name_f] would be lovely together!
no no not at all! zoe-shah pronunciation is growing on me, and iām actually starting to prefer it more than zo-sia
meh, but i donāt like lou in general !! no opposition to its use on a boy in particular