Eric, Erick, or Erik?

[Pickles77]

Which do you like best? I quite like Erik, but I'd like other opinions.

 

[Ilove]

I've only seen it Eric so the others look a bit odd to me. Erik is ok though. Erick is a bit much for me

 

[Pyrrhic]

Eric is the English way of spelling, Erik is norwegian/swedish/danish

Erick....just looks made up?

Could be wrong!

 

[Pickles77]

Yeah, I'm not that crazy about Erick, but eh some days I like it

 

[Kitty23]

I chose Eric just because thats the only way I've seen it spelt xxx

 

[Gunner's Mama]

I voted Erik...but I'm biased...my name is Erika. My mom wanted the Scandanavian spelling because her family is Norwegian. Eric is runner up and I agree that Erick looks like a made up name.

 

[Vicyi]

Erik look different and i agree Erick looks made up. x

 

[mrsraggle]

I've only seen it Eric so the others look a bit odd to me. Erik is ok though. Erick is a bit much for me

Same here!

 

[whiby]

I've only seen it Eric so the others look a bit odd to me. Erik is ok though. Erick is a bit much for me

Same here!

me too - but choose whatever you like best

 

[Suz]

I like the traditional spelling...

 

[hivechild]

I voted Eric. I don't mind Erik but I prefer Eric!

 

[Lilicat]

Definatly Eric, the spelling confusion of the other choices could get annoying later in life.

 

[Mervs Mum]

I dont like i when people try to spell names differently to make them look unusual. I LOVE the name Eric and it's just perfect as it was intended!

 

[EmmanBump]

my dads middle name is eric

 

[gemini9961]

I say Erik, that's my brother's name.

 

[mandaa1220]

Eric...

 

[xoButterfly25]

I chose Eric.
Thats mainly the only way I've seen it spelled.
Erik is okay though and I don't really like Erick.
..the only other way I've seen the name spelled is Erich.

 

[princess_bump]

i actually really like it with the ck

 

[Jolinar]

Erik, but only because it will be my sons and is my hubbys middle name, swedish family tradition

 

[JayDee]

I'd go Eric every time, mainly because that's the traditional spelling and, speaking as someone who has a non-traditionally spelt name, it'll be a lot less likely people will misspell it - it bugs the hell out of me, esp when it's the NHS and people who you spell it out to!