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Nozomi 希望 Laurel (prn. Laurelle... 'cause it sounds better/classier that way)　

by abbasdaughter

11/20/2011, 5:36 PM

Nozomi 希望 Laurel (prn. Laurelle... 'cause it sounds better/classier that way)　
kanji: hope

1 of my frineds is Laurel prn'd Laurelle, but Nozomi Laurelle would also work. I'm not a big fan of the other prn. of Laurel though.

wdyt?

#pronunciation

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- Amphelise (Chrisell) +2

11/20/2011, 11:53 PM

If you want lor-EL you should spell it Laurelle. Mispronouncing Laurel (which is a word not just a name) definitely does not look or sound classy.

- abbasdaughter

11/21/2011, 5:17 PM

The Laurel spelling would only be because of my friend's spelling being that way... I do have a bit of a leanning towards the Laurelle spelling... In the mn spot, it matters less (unless she wants to go by her mn), but if it were in the fn spot, I'd definitely go w/ Laurelle. My friend is constantly having to correct people on the prn. of her name.

- Lavinia

11/21/2011, 10:58 AM

Exactly.

- Lavinia

11/20/2011, 7:04 PM

I like Nozomi Laurel, but only with the pronunciation that you dislike.

- Dracotorix +1

11/20/2011, 6:11 PM

Hm. I like the look of this combo, but I'm not sure what I think of Laurel "Laurelle". I suppose it works as a middle name. If it were a first name I'd shy away from it because it seems like it would entail and endless lifetime of "LOR-el?" "No, lor-EL" and "lor-EL, spelled like LOR-el" etc. I do like the names and meanings together though.

- abbasdaughter

11/20/2011, 6:38 PM

That's why I'd consider writing it as Nozomi Laurelle.

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