Which girls name?

[venapols]

I think everyone has a point

I have a very, very unusual (only ever heard of 2 other people with it ant them I found through googling it) name but spelled phonically although this confuses people from both side

1) people assume its not phonic so spell it wrong (spelling often come out spanish-y)
or
2) assume its not phonic and pronounce it wrong lol (elongating sounds and switching syllables)

however I would hate to be Rachael Louise as there was 7 in my class (creative parents lol)

however as I said I do struggle with Irish names despite my family all being Irish as we all have phonic names

the worst is sean bean - your either sea-n bee-n or shawn born lol you cant have both

if I have a daughter I have an Irish name picked which is only one syllable different to one listed here but it will be spelled phonic (my son also goes to school with a Neve - spelled neve but even knowing I do still thing nee-mah when I see the non phonic spelling)

it maybe a north vs south thing but are there no phonic names you like such as Dara, Rory or Neve (sorry im better with boys names than girls)

 

[mazndave]

I love Aoife and Roisin (both names I've considered in the past, I have an Irish surname) but I'd say Ava goes best with your little boys names x

 

[Bevziibubble]

I love all the names, especially Aoife