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O lee veer (or YVAY) - pretty much how the site says, I think I prefer O lee veer a little more.

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It's nice, but I think it's too close to Oliver - everyone would think you were just misspelling it and pn it Oliver. That's my opinion

Oh-live-ee-ay, like Lawrence Olivier. I think of a cad when I hear it.

I like it but it's very French. I would pronounce it the French way Oh-lee-vee-eh.
Traditional names such as Alexander, John, Charles etc would go well with Olivier in my opinion and also French names if you want to keep the French feel.

This message was edited 2/18/2009, 2:54 AM