i read a book where a girl wash called Ashling (irish author) i loved the name and really love Ashlyn too :)
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i read a book where a girl wash called Ashling (irish author) i loved the name and really love Ashlyn too :)
OMG ive always pronounced my daughters name as Kate-Lyn
how is suppose to be pronounced?
Bath, if you're Irish it pretty much rhymes with Kathleen and the Cait is pronounced more like Cotch (or Koyt).
I used to to to school with a Caitlyn and she had to tell every new teacher how to pronounce it lol.
Oh im not Irish at all. I just love names that coincidently have lovely Irish meanings :redface:
Wow! well you learn something everyday in BB! Thanks for that Bron... interesting. DH is a stickler for correct gaelic pronounciation.... our DD's middle name is Eowyn (with an accent above the o) and we are always helping people pronounce it... which is why we gave it to her as a middle name! Oh and it roughtly sounds like "air wyn" but there's a subtle non-english sounding sound to the "air" bit.
I also love the name Ashlyn - and despite how common it is, Ashley is my all time favourite girls name!!
I would just go for it - when it comes to names, I recommend just keep them to yourselves, as other opinions don't matter at the end of the day!!
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Oh yeah, everyone always has something to say on your name choices. I especially don't tell my family our choices.
Anyway, I know of a couple of girls called Ashlyn and I think it is a lovely name. Don't let anyone's opinions sway your choice of name.
a friend of mine has an Ashlin...
I might be a tad biased here but my surname ends in ' lyn ' ... so i say GO FOR IT :dance:
... " ASHLYN " sounds & looks great :D