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tamblondie
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Differant Spellings
Posted: 03-20-07 13:22pm
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CAN ANYONE TELL ME A DIFFERANT SPELLING
FOR RYAN...FOR A BOY????
THANKS
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Bridget
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Posted: 03-20-07 13:29pm
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i don't think there are any. that's a name
you can't really "fancy" up.
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HcoBrunette06
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Posted: 03-20-07 13:46pm
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I know someone named .rian but it's a
girl. like bridget said, there's not
really anyway to fancy it up lol
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OctoberBaby06
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Posted: 03-20-07 13:50pm
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I looked for all different ways to spell
that when I was pregnant because that's my
daughters middle name but like the other 2
said, there really is no other way to
spell it.
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Bridget
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Posted: 03-20-07 13:59pm
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well, for a girl i can think of a few
ways...
ryann
rhiann
rian
i prefer traditional spellings over these
"new" spellings.
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ThriftyGal
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Posted: 03-20-07 14:02pm
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| IHeartMyBostonTerrier
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i prefer traditional spellings over these
"new"
spellings. |
same. i think these new spins on old
names is doing it retarded.
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Bridget
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Posted: 03-20-07 14:13pm
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| tanyaface
wrote: | | IHeartMyBostonTerrier
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i prefer traditional spellings over these
"new"
spellings. |
same. i think these new spins on old
names is doing it
retarded. |
there are some i like, of course nothing
comes to mind now.
ok, for instance, kaylee. but i don't know
the traditional spelling of that, i just
know the first time i saw it i thought it
was different but i like it.
-brydjett
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HcoBrunette06
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Posted: 03-20-07 14:18pm
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this girl in class today was talking about
how when she has a daughter she wants to
name her jessica and spell it "jesikah"
lol
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mamaTT
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Posted: 03-20-07 14:56pm
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I've seen it spelled .Ryne for a boy.
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OctoberBaby06
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Posted: 03-20-07 15:01pm
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I've seen people spell .Kaylee as
.Kayleigh & I really don't like it
like that hah... I agree though with
tradional names being changed, a lot of
them look really stupid.
.Spelling .Ryan as .Ryne is different but
it makes me wanna say it was .Rine like
rhinestone or something lol.
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Bridget
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Posted: 03-20-07 15:02pm
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| mamaTT
wrote: | | I've seen it spelled .Ryne
for a boy. |
i would pronounce this "rine", as in fine,
line, mine...
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OctoberBaby06
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Posted: 03-20-07 15:02pm
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| HcoBrunette06
wrote: | | this girl in class today was
talking about how when she has a daughter
she wants to name her jessica and spell it
"jesikah" lol |
Ohhh my
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mamaTT
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Posted: 03-20-07 15:06pm
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| IHeartMyBostonTerrier
wrote: | | mamaTT
wrote: | | I've seen it spelled .Ryne
for a boy. |
i would pronounce this "rine", as in fine,
line, mine... |
I know, me too. But, I've seen it spelt
that way a few times.
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 03-20-07 17:50pm
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My guy friend's ex-wife's name is rebekka
and they name their daughter viktoria....i
hate that...but whatever.
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Posted: 03-20-07 18:03pm
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| IHeartMyBostonTerrier
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-brydjett |
baha!
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Posted: 03-20-07 18:06pm
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I can't say anything. I did it with my
daughter's name. 
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Posted: 03-20-07 18:19pm
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no, Alyvia is a real name.
I don't think ya can do much with Kia - oh
maybe Kja - like the polish use "j" like
an "i"
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Bridget
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Posted: 03-21-07 08:41am
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| AyaMiyaki
wrote: | | I can't say anything. I did
it with my daughter's name. |
not really though, her name isn't olivia,
right?
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Kia
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Posted: 03-21-07 08:54am
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yeah the issue with the "new" names is
that they sound like the old one but are
spelled funny.
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Posted: 03-21-07 09:02am
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"creative" spellings for names are very
annoying for a lot of reasons. My name is
spelled Karin, which is common for a lot
of places in Europe but not in the US. It
was hard as a child because I could never
find anything with my name spelled
correctly. I was also constantly
correcting people as well. I now work in
the school setting and it is very annoying
when people have very different spelling
names, especially if they are not even
spelled phonemically!!!
I really like the name Bryan instead of
Brian but find I would be a complete
hypocrite if I named our child Bryan.
Dang.
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