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i used to not care for it at all, but i've recently come to like it a lot, to the point that i'd use it. i really like how it's been used as a translation of Eve.
wdyt? would many people say it as one syllable instead of two? a few people in the comments say that they get it misspelled Zoey, or that it should be spelled that way to have two syllables. i don't mind some people pronouncing their name as "zo", you do you, i just don't get how people can refuse to believe that the two syllable pronunciation makes sense, when you have names like Chloe that are always said that way.
and do you like any of these:
Acacia Zoe
Adelaide Zoe
Esther Zoe
Ildikó Zoe
Ileana Zoe
Zoe Helena
Zoe Serafina
Zoe Vera
Zoe Yolanda
Zoe Yvonne
wdyt? would many people say it as one syllable instead of two? a few people in the comments say that they get it misspelled Zoey, or that it should be spelled that way to have two syllables. i don't mind some people pronouncing their name as "zo", you do you, i just don't get how people can refuse to believe that the two syllable pronunciation makes sense, when you have names like Chloe that are always said that way.
and do you like any of these:
Acacia Zoe
Adelaide Zoe
Esther Zoe
Ildikó Zoe
Ileana Zoe
Zoe Helena
Zoe Serafina
Zoe Vera
Zoe Yolanda
Zoe Yvonne
This message was edited 2/17/2018, 6:32 AM
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