Interesting names

[Elocin]

DH has come home from work with some interesting names written down on a piece of paper. His workmates grandson was writing out his Christmas cards, and two of the names were...

'A-A' pronounced Adasha

'Abcde' pronounced Ab-cee-dee

I have never heard of names like this

I actually like the name Adasha, but to spell it A-A is a bit silly IMO

[toomanyshoes]

A-A....you're kidding?

[boobaloo]

those poor kids. a-a, is a nice name, but why would you do that??

[tinkerbelle]

Haha. my Mum was talking about this the other week. A-A... Mum had seen some news story about a woman in the US naming her child this - I didnt imagine there would be 2 in the world but obviously there is!

[boomba]

I think there was a thread here a while back with La-A??? And the abcde one too Hopefully the same people

[tinkerbelle]

YES!! And I have just remembered that my Mum was talking about L-A (LDasha), not A-A....

[MrsBexie]

Adasha is a pretty name but please do not call your child A-a!! They will forever be teased and taunted for their name and I think it's mean!
Sorry if anyone likes the idea! It's just my personal opinion that it is a horrible thing to do to a child...

But the name itself is pretty!!

[~Lashes~]

i think its nice spelt Adasha, but A-A i was reading it as A.A like alcoholics anonomise

[Babyluv]

Those spellings are very bizarre. I used to work at an ESL school and one little girls name was Y2K and spelt like that, she was born in the yr 2000!
Adasha isn't bad

[~ Zarava Flutterby ~]

DH has come home from work with some interesting names written down on a piece of paper. His workmates grandson was writing out his Christmas cards, and two of the names were...

'A-A' pronounced Adasha

'Abcde' pronounced Ab-cee-dee

I have never heard of names like this

I actually like the name Adasha, but to spell it A-A is a bit silly IMO

OMG my friend is a teacher and she was actually talking about a a child with the name la-la.. .. maybe it's more common than we think to use the -

[smiles4u]

i worked with an Albanian guy named not Adasha but Dasha