Rachel, Rachael or Rachelle?
I like Rachael.
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Rachel & I don't pronounce them the same either
Rachel, please!
Rachelle is just a Frenchified variant of Rachel. It seems overly complicated to me, so I don't like it very much.
Rachael looks like a combo of Rachel and Michael to me, and therefore ought to be pronounced RAH-kel instead of RAY-chel.
But I love Rachel, pure and simple. Rachel, pronounced ra-SHEL, is also the (original?) French form of the name.
Miranda
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett
Rachelle is just a Frenchified variant of Rachel. It seems overly complicated to me, so I don't like it very much.
Rachael looks like a combo of Rachel and Michael to me, and therefore ought to be pronounced RAH-kel instead of RAY-chel.
But I love Rachel, pure and simple. Rachel, pronounced ra-SHEL, is also the (original?) French form of the name.
"Multiple exclamation marks are a sure sign of diseased mind" -- Terry Pratchett
I personally don't like this name. But if I had to choose a spelling, I would definetley pick Rachael.
Rachel
Shane & Elizabeth
11/20/04
We are future parents to:
Benjamin Luke, Alexander
Sara Anneliese, Rachel Sophia nt
11/20/04
We are future parents to:
Benjamin Luke, Alexander
Sara Anneliese, Rachel Sophia
I like Rachel.
I tend to pronounce Rachelle differently than the other two, although I know you're not supposed to. A friend of a friend changed the spelling of her name from Rachel to Rachelle to be unique, but to me it looks like a mis-spelling of Rochelle.
Out of Rachel and Rachael, I prefer Rachel. My best friend is called Rachael and although she likes her name, she hates the fact that everyone spells it wrong all the time. She also has a weird thing about calling herself Rachaie instead of Rachie, because the a is silent. But that's probably just because she's strange :P
Out of Rachel and Rachael, I prefer Rachel. My best friend is called Rachael and although she likes her name, she hates the fact that everyone spells it wrong all the time. She also has a weird thing about calling herself Rachaie instead of Rachie, because the a is silent. But that's probably just because she's strange :P
I would not pronounce them the same
I would pronounce Rachel and Rachael the same. But Rachelle is French so I would pronounce it "rah-CHELL". If you don't plan on using the French pronounciation, I think Rachel is best.
There is also the Spanish form Raquel (rah-KELL), which I really like best.
I would pronounce Rachel and Rachael the same. But Rachelle is French so I would pronounce it "rah-CHELL". If you don't plan on using the French pronounciation, I think Rachel is best.
There is also the Spanish form Raquel (rah-KELL), which I really like best.
ditto
Rachel
Rachael