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Help[Opinions] Re: Ozge
in reply to a message by Canielle
It should be Özge and the Ö actually sounds different from the letter O. So I think it would be very hard for people in English speaking countries to get the pronunciation right (unless they just decide to pronounce it with an O instead, which would be incorrect, but understandable).
I don't think it would be cultural appropriation.
I'm not a fan of the name or the letter Ö (which is common in German too but not popular to use in names at the moment). I always disliked the sound of Ö. I love many Turkish names and would use some of them but Özge is not a favorite. I have a good friend called Gözde so if you like the sound of Özge you might also like this or Gökçe which has a lovely meaning.
I don't think it would be cultural appropriation.
I'm not a fan of the name or the letter Ö (which is common in German too but not popular to use in names at the moment). I always disliked the sound of Ö. I love many Turkish names and would use some of them but Özge is not a favorite. I have a good friend called Gözde so if you like the sound of Özge you might also like this or Gökçe which has a lovely meaning.
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