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Help[Opinions] Re: Erin & Megan
in reply to a message by mirfak
I don't really associate Erin with Ireland at all. It doesn't make me think of it. It sounds exactly the same as Aaron in my accent (MI). I've always liked the name Erin, and still do. I've gone back and forth on whether I'd consider using it. Currently I think I would, although it's not at the top of the list. I think it's a really energetic name.
I think I pronounce Megan with the E as in egg, but when I'm saying it outloud it sounds more like MAY-gan. Plus Nick tells me when I say Meg it sounds more like Mayg, which is probably why people often think I'm saying May. Megan and Meghan are the same. I love Megan, obviously. Meg gets called that sometimes, even though it's not her name. Meghan I don't really like, the h seems unnecessary. I've known tons of Megan of a variety of ages--although the oldest probably no older than 40, currently. The youngest I know is 3.
I think I pronounce Megan with the E as in egg, but when I'm saying it outloud it sounds more like MAY-gan. Plus Nick tells me when I say Meg it sounds more like Mayg, which is probably why people often think I'm saying May. Megan and Meghan are the same. I love Megan, obviously. Meg gets called that sometimes, even though it's not her name. Meghan I don't really like, the h seems unnecessary. I've known tons of Megan of a variety of ages--although the oldest probably no older than 40, currently. The youngest I know is 3.
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