Re: Alessia?
in reply to a message by Joy12
This is new to me. I'm saying "uh-LESS-ee-uh and guessing that's correct since it's related to Alexis. I'm enjoying the softness of the short "e" and the double "s". I would hope people wouldn't assume it to be a creative spelling of Alicia/Alecia. They shouldn't since, generally in English, a double consonant makes the vowel preceding short. Ideas...hmmm...
Alessia Gwen
Alessia Gwyneth
Alessia Constance
Alessia Helen
Alessia Joanne
Alessia Maeve
Alessia Kate
Alessia Joy
Alessia Fern
Alessia Pearl
Alessia Wendy
Alessia Gwen
Alessia Gwyneth
Alessia Constance
Alessia Helen
Alessia Joanne
Alessia Maeve
Alessia Kate
Alessia Joy
Alessia Fern
Alessia Pearl
Alessia Wendy
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Love Alessia Kate and Alessia Joy :)