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HelpRe: Zoe, Zoë, Zoé, or Zoey?
in reply to a message by MasterCiaraXo
As it is Greek and not French I wouldn't go for Zoé unless I lived in France.
Zoë would show that the E is pronounced separately but I am not sure if it actually makes that much sense because in Greek is it spelled in a completely different alphabet so I am not sure whether Zoë would be more correct than Zoe.
Also, everyone knows by now that it is ZO-ee, it was an incredibly common name.
I would just use Zoe. At this point (with it having been so overused) the Zoë spelling just kind of looks like you tried to make it more special.
Zoey is terrible terrible terrible.
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Zoë would show that the E is pronounced separately but I am not sure if it actually makes that much sense because in Greek is it spelled in a completely different alphabet so I am not sure whether Zoë would be more correct than Zoe.
Also, everyone knows by now that it is ZO-ee, it was an incredibly common name.
I would just use Zoe. At this point (with it having been so overused) the Zoë spelling just kind of looks like you tried to make it more special.
Zoey is terrible terrible terrible.
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
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