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Help[Facts] Re: That's cool. :)
in reply to a message by Nanaea
No you didnt sound mean I am just having a problem with my youngest sons name you sound like an inteligent person maybe you can help me I noticed that you spelt the name "Jaeger" with an "e" after the "a" this is how we currently spell my sons name but it is pronounced J-A-G G-E-R as in mic jagger for example and not like
Y-A-Y ger like I find some people pronouncing it and this is what is prompting me to want to change the spelling of the name. It seems that people are getting it wrong and this is making me have second thoughts about the name and I dont like that feeling. Do you know if it would be difficult to legaly change the spelling ? It would not be like we are changing the name just the spelling. Thanks in advance for any input.
Danny
Y-A-Y ger like I find some people pronouncing it and this is what is prompting me to want to change the spelling of the name. It seems that people are getting it wrong and this is making me have second thoughts about the name and I dont like that feeling. Do you know if it would be difficult to legaly change the spelling ? It would not be like we are changing the name just the spelling. Thanks in advance for any input.
Danny
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I'd read your first posting, that's how I knew how you spell your son's name. Personally, I like the "Jaeger" spelling -- although I (and probably most people) might pronounce it "Jay-ger" on first sighting, without even taking into consideration the correct, German pronunciation which Daividh had given you. I'm with Daividh on not caring for the "Jagger" spelling at all. I'm not even sure I like the "Jager" spelling.
"Jaeger" is a cool name. I would stick with it, if I were you, and start pronouncing it "Jay-ger".
-- Nanaea
"Jaeger" is a cool name. I would stick with it, if I were you, and start pronouncing it "Jay-ger".
-- Nanaea
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Thanks for your input. Danny
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Danny,
I agree with Nan. I'd opt for leaving the spelling as-is and using the JAY-ger pronunciation. In the part of the country I grew up in, "Jagger", besides sounding somewhat ugly as a first name (IMHO), would likely be twisted into a certain uncomplimentary nickname...
- Da.
I agree with Nan. I'd opt for leaving the spelling as-is and using the JAY-ger pronunciation. In the part of the country I grew up in, "Jagger", besides sounding somewhat ugly as a first name (IMHO), would likely be twisted into a certain uncomplimentary nickname...
- Da.
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