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Mae.

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:)

Mae

May

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May is much prettier

Mae.

Mae, but really neither.

Both are great, but I prefer May

Mae.

Mae.

May

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Love both, prefer Mae.

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Mae

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personal bias though. I dislike 'y's in names anyways.

May

May as a name for a person troubles the grammarian in me. "May Isabelle" (for example) sounds like a question. The response being, "May Isabelle do what?"

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Silly, I know. But that's how my mind works.

This message was edited 2/11/2007, 3:58 PM

Mae or Maye :)

Mae

love Mae

Mae

I don't like this name at all. If forced to choose, I would say May.

Mae

Mae

i like both so i cant pick either way is lovely

Mae

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May reminds me of the month and the word. I really dislike word names, or names after the months (even if most come from names of gods and goddess kind of deal).

That's tough. I really like Mae and May, and both have been used in the family. But I think I might ever so slightly prefer May.

May.

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I don't like the look of a and e right next to each other.

Mae

May the proper spelling (I think) Mae cuter. I'd only use for mn

I acutally prefer both because I just love May and Mae. But if I were to choose I would say Mae is more unique compared to May.

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So I'll say Mae

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But I like both :)

Mae at the moment.

May.

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Mae seems trendy and contrived to me. Oddly enough though, it was my maternal grandmother's name (born 1902). She was Finnish. I'm not sure if that's a Finnish varient or just an odd spelling on her parents' part.

This message was edited 2/11/2007, 12:52 PM

May.

I prefer Mae as a middle name, May as a first name.

That's tough, but I'm gonna go with May since it's the original spelling. I don't mind Mae, though.