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Teresa or Theresa?
I posed a poll question about this, but the results are so close, and with a lot of votes! Theresa so far has only one more vote than Teresa, which is barely a majority. So I decided to ask here:Of the two spellings, which is your favorite form of Teresa / Theresa? Why?***Please rate my personal name lists:www.behindthename.com/pnl/69381
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Teresa. I dont like the additional unneccessary h
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Teress. The h is a needless extra letter.
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Theresa because I love the way the Th looks rather than Te. I also have a very good association with the name Theresa.
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Teresa because it looks cleaner so to speak but I really don’t care much for either.
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I'm not sure. Theresa is more recognizable but maybe Teresa is prettier? If using it, probably Theresa.It's interesting that people are saying Teresa is te-ree-sa and Theresa is te-ray-za. I like both, but the only pronunciation I've ever been familiar with is te-ree-za.
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Teresa - it's the form used in Poland, and I'm Polish. I also think it looks much lighter and more youthful than Theresa.
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Theresa
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I prefer Teresa because it's simpler and has less potential for mispronunciation and misspelling.I was going to name my first son Teresa had he been a girl, with the pronunciation teh-REE-sa. I'm glad this naver came about because I would not have liked hearing it said teh-RAY-sa or teh-RAY-za.
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In my experience: Teresa is pronounced Tuh-ree-za or Tuh-ree-sa & Theresa is pronounced Tuh-ray-za or Tuh-ray-sa.
I prefer Theresa with the S sound.
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TheresaTeresa looks incomplete to me.
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I prefer Theresa because I think it looks prettier. Pretty much it.
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