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What does everyone think of this spelling for Caitlin? i always thought it looked to cluttered with two "i"'s. My cousin's name is spelled Caitlan and I've always loved it.
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I prefer the spelling Caitlin.
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Not a fan at all
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ditto
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AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH NNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
please please no more butchering of my name :(
If I could tell you all the Caitland and Catland mail that has gotten sent to me... it's awful. I'm not a country!
please please no more butchering of my name :(
If I could tell you all the Caitland and Catland mail that has gotten sent to me... it's awful. I'm not a country!
This message was edited 8/24/2007, 12:24 PM
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I'd probably pronounce it differently than Caitlin. More of a lan than a lin, obviously. Yeah, I don't really like it, but it's not awful.
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Looks wrong
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Agree and...
It looks as if it's pronounced 'Cait-lan' not '-lin'...
It looks as if it's pronounced 'Cait-lan' not '-lin'...
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Well, my name is Caitlin (Cait), and I like it a whole lot better than Caitlan, which I've gotten as a misspelling. Caitlan just doesn't look appealing to me.
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It does look cluttered with two i's, but I still like it spelled that way. The a makes it look strange to me. It causes the first a to stand out. It also would make me want to pronounce it KAYT-lan, or for some reason even KAT-lan.
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I can understand why the spelling seeming more usual to you, because it is your cousins name. I always gave people funny looks when their name was Robin, as my cousin is Robbyn. But anyway, I think there are enough "funny spellings" of Caitlin: Katelyn, Kaitlin, Caytlin, etc. without getting everyone confused. I wouldn't mind Caitlan in the mn spot to honour your cousin, but Caitlin is overused enough as it is without its many spelling variations.
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Do not like
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