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HelpAmy hands down (m)
in reply to a message by LadyBug
Amey just looks wrong to me. It seems like it shouldn't even be pronouced like Amy, but I can't figure out another way to pronounce it. It's a shame that you don't like the Aimee spelling. I used to know this really cool girl from Spain named Aimee with an accent over one of the vowels (can't remember which).
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I agree!
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Aimee
I really do like the way Aimee looks, it's so pretty soft and feminine looking. The problem I have is that I had Aimee on my favorites list several years ago (back when my favorite names were Caitin and Taryn) and my father happened to see it (Amy is from his family tree remember) and wondered why on earth I'd be so silly as to spell Amy like that! He was right of course, it is a fit too much of the French spelling and his family was primarily from hardy New England stock. So using the Aimee spelling though I think it's pretty enough for a book or for someone else's child I think it's a bit too frivolous for me and again would cause confusion as to the spelling. Amy is easiest and I think I'll be sticking with that though I also admire the Amey spelling.
Thanks for your comments! :)
I really do like the way Aimee looks, it's so pretty soft and feminine looking. The problem I have is that I had Aimee on my favorites list several years ago (back when my favorite names were Caitin and Taryn) and my father happened to see it (Amy is from his family tree remember) and wondered why on earth I'd be so silly as to spell Amy like that! He was right of course, it is a fit too much of the French spelling and his family was primarily from hardy New England stock. So using the Aimee spelling though I think it's pretty enough for a book or for someone else's child I think it's a bit too frivolous for me and again would cause confusion as to the spelling. Amy is easiest and I think I'll be sticking with that though I also admire the Amey spelling.
Thanks for your comments! :)
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Ditto on all points
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Tritto, and
the accent was probably on the first E. Aimée. Pretty :)
the accent was probably on the first E. Aimée. Pretty :)
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