[Opinions] Confidence and Rea
1. I heard of the name Confidence yesterday on a male college student from South Africa. I kind of like it (though wouldn't use it).
2. Have you ever heard of the name "Ray/Rae" being spelled Rea? A friend of mine just had a baby named Rea (pronounced Ray) and I just can't get used to it. I keep wanting to call her "Ree-uh."
2. Have you ever heard of the name "Ray/Rae" being spelled Rea? A friend of mine just had a baby named Rea (pronounced Ray) and I just can't get used to it. I keep wanting to call her "Ree-uh."
This message was edited 6/28/2017, 10:34 AM
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Confidence - too high-brow for me, similar to Condoleeza or Montserrat
Rea - this name has a high degree of popularity in Germany, because of the great singer/songwriter Rea Garvey (actually Raymond Michael/originally from Ireland)
(he also has a relatively large media presence here)
Rea - this name has a high degree of popularity in Germany, because of the great singer/songwriter Rea Garvey (actually Raymond Michael/originally from Ireland)
(he also has a relatively large media presence here)
Confidence sounds weirdly like some product for old people, like a bladder control undergarment, or maybe one of those personal alarms for when they fall and can't get up.
I've seen Rea, pronounced Ray, as a last name a couple times. As a first name it looks like a typo of Rae.
I've seen Rea, pronounced Ray, as a last name a couple times. As a first name it looks like a typo of Rae.
Totally agree about Rea.
I've only known one Confidence person, and that was a woman a long time ago. She was a laundry worker, and very reliable. I suppose it could shorten to Connie.
I've only known one Confidence person, and that was a woman a long time ago. She was a laundry worker, and very reliable. I suppose it could shorten to Connie.
Hi !!!
Confidence? Never heard.
I quite dislike it.
Rea pronounced like Ray?
It is so strange.
I prounce it REH-ah
Confidence? Never heard.
I quite dislike it.
Rea pronounced like Ray?
It is so strange.
I prounce it REH-ah