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Help[Opinions] Jacquetta
I've always been fascinated by Jacquetta, but would it be too unusual/weird to use?
What do you think of it - cute or not so cute?
Would it inevitably lead to "Jack ate her" and "jacket potato" teasing?
What do you think of it - cute or not so cute?
Would it inevitably lead to "Jack ate her" and "jacket potato" teasing?
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Jacquetta sounds just like chaqueta, which is spanish for jacket. If you live in a not so Spanish area, that won't be a problem I guess.
I really don't like it. And those teasings are far off, imo, but there would probably be teasing.
I really don't like it. And those teasings are far off, imo, but there would probably be teasing.
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I think of Jacket and Jaquette (french) - no doubt about teasing
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Although not spelled the same way, the pronounciation seems almost exactly the same as "chaqueta," which is jacket in Spanish. It looks made up, IMO.
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Jacquetta is interesting (I have a book written by someone whose first name is Jacquetta). The sound is nice, but I think there's definitely too much jacket in it for my tastes.
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ditto
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