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Which of the 3

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  1. Anoniem started this #21

    A while later..
    Of the 3, Vaye is still in (pronounced Fae) and Roxi has joined. In my opinion, 2 smooth names, Roxi is also nice to shorten.
    What is your opinion?
  2. Anonymous Guest #22

    I still don’t really find Vaye beautiful in terms of spelling, though the pronunciation fits the way you write it better now. Although I find the pronunciation less beautiful than Fay, but that doesn’t fit your spelling style again. But I still don’t think it’s a beautiful name.

    I also don’t think much of Roxi; my association with it is quite ordinary and how do we say this politely, not so friendly. That’s immediately what I think of when I hear the name Roxi. Also here, the spelling is quite special because I think most people would write it with a y at the end.

    I wouldn’t want my child to always have to spell out their name.

    But well, you can’t please everyone and that’s not necessary either. The most important thing is that you find him likable. So I’d say just go with your gut feeling.
  3. Joy #23

    I don't find any of them really pretty.
    Only after reading the other post did I see how the name would be pronounced... That's something you'd want to avoid.
    Being special and unique can be really nice.
    But this seems more like a bit of a mishmash of other names than a truly unique name.
    But honestly, I prefer normal names - not top 10 names. Simple to write, simple to pronounce.
  4. Anoniem started this #24

    We're also wondering if Roxi might come across as too ordinary, which we don't want. We think this spelling is nicer than Roxy; we do like something a bit different. Nowadays you have to spell Joep like that because it can also be written with Y or ou, so that doesn't bother us.
  5. Moeder04 Guest #25

    Going for Nanou!

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