Do you spell the name “Horhay” or “George” or any other way?
My friend told me that "Horhay" is spelled as "George," but I wasn't sure. Could you please help me clarify the correct spelling? Thank you!
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What will probably end up happening is you’ll see it written one way, and decide you like the other way better! I named my daughter Elise, and wanted to spell it "Elyse" to be a bit different. It wasn’t until I was in the Hospital that I saw it on a chart and decided I liked it the original way better!! I’d say, try writing out her name both ways, in caps and lower case, and maybe even type it a few times. How does it feel? Honestly, their both beautiful! I think Alivia is a bit more unique, since there will most probably be other Olivias in her grade at school… I also really like "Liv" as a nickname, which wouldn’t be effected by either spelling! Good luck!
Jorge is the traditional way to spell it, although it is pronounced ‘Horhay" it is not spelled that way.
Georg is another version of George.
In Spanish, George is pronounced "hor-hay" but is spelled "Jorge".
Whenever spelling something in spanish it’s always spelled exactly as it sounds.
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Do you spell the name "Horhay" or "George" or any other way?
My friend tolde me horhay was spelled as gerge but i wasnt sure soo please help me and give me the answer! thnnx
i wouldn’t say it was gerge or george. i know it sounds like “gorge” but it’s more like jorje ~ because jesus . ~ (heysuess) that should give you your answer. there’s more examples that i just had on the edge of my mind but it dissapeared. oh yeah. jose. ~ ho zay. well … you’re welcome ?
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