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I don't recommend this name for anglophone people, as it is clearly Ukrainian, and often mispronounced by English speakers: the K and S get mixed and it becomes Oleskiy, which is a POLISH LAST NAME, and it's very frustrating for the name bearer.
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This is the Ukrainian version of the popular Russian name Alexei or Aleksei. If you are in an English speaking country it might be best to just use Alexander.
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I would not recommend using Alexander for Oleksiy, as these are two different names. But you could call Oleksiy just Alex, that's okay.
Alexander is a combination of two Greek names:
Alexios = Oleksiy
+ Andros = Andrew
So if you use Alexander for Olexiy, you're basically adding Andrew to his name all of a sudden.
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Alexander is a combination of two Greek names:
Alexios = Oleksiy
+ Andros = Andrew
So if you use Alexander for Olexiy, you're basically adding Andrew to his name all of a sudden.
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Oh-lek-see? For an Anglo-Saxon child, probably not a great spelling. Olexi is still "strange" to the anglophone eye, but it's at least more easily sorted out for pronunciation.
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