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I love both. The "ks" is fine if it's culturally justified only.

I like both, but only for someone of easten Europe or of eastern European descent. The X is fine as well.

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Andrew

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I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.

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I like Alexander, but neither spelling of Alexandra. And I very much prefer the "X"!

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I don't really like Alexander (though it isn't really bad) and I hate Alexandra in their regular forms. Somehow these are a lot better, though they look choppy and I haven't got many nice things to say about them. They're more interesting. But I'm pretty sure they'll be misspelled a lot.

I love the name Aleksandra! :) There's something about it that I find so appealing. The name is gorgeous imo, and the variation of Alexandra is lovely. I also love the name Alexandra, though.

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Aleksander is okay, but I'd say that I prefer Alexander. Not sure why, I love Aleksandra, but just find Aleksander okay. They're both very nice though :)

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Jennifer Nicole
Loving the Names:
Ariella Kathryn, Carrie Marie, Elisabeth Ava, Faith Alexandra, Michaela Reese, Sadie Elisabeth
Cade Preston, Deacon James, Grant William, Jude Hamilton, Roman Spencer

I prefer the 'x'. I love Alexandra. I like Alexander too, but more so as a mn.

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♥ Kristen ♥

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Shake Your Body Like A Bellydancer.
Here is where you are
There is where you want to be
But you can't get there from here ♥

I like both.

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To be honest, while I like the names Alexander and Alexandra well enough, they're a bit dull to me. But I find Aleksander and Aleksandra to be a bit more refreshing, and I don't feel particularly guilty liking these alternative spellings, as they're at least legitimate. :P

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On the other hand, an actual child would have spelling problems in life. But, looking at the names themselves? Totally cool.

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(Also, while I like the Aleksander spelling, my personal favorite is Aleksandr.)

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They say the devil's water, it ain't so sweet;
You don't have to drink right now.
But you can dip your feet
Every once in a little while.

I think if you are of a nationality that would use the "ks" versus the "x" than they are fine. But for me, as an English speaker of non-Russian, Slovenian, etc., heritage, I think it's kind of dumb, especially as the kid's name will probably always be mis-spelled.

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Dreams are necessary to life.
-Anais Nin

The X makes the name.

It would be good on someone from the eastern part of Europe (or with that heritage). I prefer the X spelling on people from anywhere else, the ks looks a bit 'wrong' to me, just like something like Sharlene would look wrong.

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