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[Opinions] Re: Hevyn!?
Not a name that I would use, but the pronunciation is fairly obvious. It would be possible to pronounce that spelling as "Hee-vin", but I doubt if very many people will ever make that mistake.There are quite a few people who believe that when one is converting a common vocabulary word into a child's name that one should give it a different spelling, because in their mind that's what differentiates the "word" from the "name".
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Disagree.It makes your life even more miserable. I had a common vocabulary word for a name - and being able to say "spelt just like the word" made life easier.Mispelling a name just makes you look ignortant, period.
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Mispelling a name just makes you look ignortant, period.Were "Mispelling" and "ignortant" deliberate? :) That's the funniest spelled comment I've seen in a long time.
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No, they weren't.I'm very LD.
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Well,.I don't think Siri intended to misspell those words, but it did make for a pretty snappy response, didn't it? :o)Married male co-worker: "Wanna come over to my place for lunch today?"
Me: "Thanks, but I don't think that would be appropriate."
Him: "What do you think I'm gonna do, lure you into the bedroom with a hotdog?"
(Pause)
Him: "Ok, bad analogy."
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Thank you. *bows*Occasionally, I can make funny mistakes...especially when I switch words.
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:)
John Cawwwfeee......lahke the drink but nahhht spelt the saaame.
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Loooove that movie...loooove that book.I think I've now read the book 15 times.
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Me too :)
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