pronouncing my first name

[mollykins]

i think my parents pronounce my first name wrong, so when ever people read my name out, the o is heard more than when my family or i say it.

but i think that if i had never seen or heard the name before and i had to read it out, i would like people who don't know me say it.

is that odd, without acually saying what my name is.

[sara3]

his name is mighty, and they kept calling him matey!

[mightyWBA]

Lol!
I'm back kept calling me Stooooooooooooooooooooherd.
Just said my name was Bob in the end :-)

[tamborine]

lets trip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVnU_WaTvdc

[tamborine]

that's it cara.....ha ha - such a shame you aint got Youtube ;)

[tamborine]

dinkum cara? you been to Mt Tamborine?

[ChuckFickens]

I'm glad I have a name that can't be pronounced wrongly :) (though It does occasionally get spelt incorrectly)

[tamborine]

dyslexic eh - chuck?

[ChuckFickens]

as it happens I am, but I can spell my own name :)

I lot of people seem to think I'm French though and spell it with a C on the end (Marc)

[lankeela]

According to Jimmy King its Neeco. My name is Jacqueline, and my mum always called me Jackaleen, but many people pronounce it Jackalyn (although I had a friend at school who was actually called Jackalyn). The shortened version causes much discussion too, I am a Jacky, but often its written Jackie, Jacqui or even Jackey but if its going to be shortened I think it should be Jacque. Then of course there's Jac (as in Naylor from Holby) or Jack which is what most of my friends call me and was my uncle's name (real name John) who I was named after, but expected to be a boy so was going to be John!

[zzxxee]

i love the way geordies say nicola like when they had a nicola in the bb brother house they miss out the c altogether