It's her real name. Why should she change the spelling just because you're illiterate and can't unduhstand enything that issunt spelt fonetikly?

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I would say Caiomhe may be pretentious, her name most definately isnt.

Before suggesting changing her name to the way it is said perhaps he should make All English people ensure their names are pronounced as they spell them eg Cholmondely to Chumley etc.

The list of place names and words in general use that the same rule could be applied too is almost endless.

Bás. :bored:

Bás meaning Death? Why?

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Orlaith's name would be prounounced orlayth

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BillyBob1 - that's an odd way to spell ArseHole.

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haha love it!

He's such an amadán :nono:

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You have a whole mess of egg on your face

Caoimhe is an Irish name, so people who speak Irish can pronounce easily!!
In Spanish the name Jose doesn't sound how it's spelt or In Polish the name Joaquin doesn't sound how it's spelt either!
Get over it there is more than one language in the world!!

The name is Gaelic. It is very fashionable now for Irish people to use gaelic names the language that a few of them speak.

Disagree, like I said on your other thread:

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Its an Irish Name and a very popular one at that, you lot in England should just *****ing learn how to spell it and deal with it.

Because where she lives its a *****ing well known name and obviously she likes it and is known by it.

Why dont you go *****ing change your name to Billee seeing as it sounds like that.

funny, because for the last many decades pots and kettles have always been different colours. Old expression, does not fit today's world I am afraid. Drop it.

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I dont like her but like everone we dont pick our own names and how they are spelled my oldest sons called michael when im writing his name short i write mikie and thats the way i spell it, and his surnames Mackeown and everyone we know and his teachers say it wrong but it dosent bother him, also my youngest is called Morgan and people just guess i have a daughter but hes a boy and thinks its funny that is name is for boys and girls hes only 7 if only we looked at things like that I,d rather lol

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Right ok yes we can change them but maybe shes 1. respects that her parents named her or 2. because she likes the way its spelled.

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Someone isn't reading the replies properly, Me thinks.

maybe you are not as bright as you think you are.
Explanation:

"The pot" (for cooking) and "the kettle" (for boiling water) sit on the stove over the fire and become black from the flames. Example: "I'm tired of you always wearing my clothing!" Answer: "Aren't you the pot calling the kettle black? You're wearing my pants right now!"

it is an old saying yes, but since 1950's at least pots and kettles have been of a different colour to one another (no more over fire cooking). Thus stop using this ridiculous saying which no longer supports the joke. It is 2010 not 1940's

Someone likes looking for attention I think....CHILDISH!!:dance::dance:

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Just pointing out what an idiot you are, because you don't seem to be intelligent enough to figure it out for yourself....:D

So do you think subtle should be spelt sutal

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Are you really serious on this subject?

LLywellyn, a welsh name....and prounounce 'in how the language is spoken.

Caomhie is the name of my sons friend and is also pronounce ' keeva'

It is an Irish name the fore pronounce in the irish language.

Although I cannot off the top of my head spell (the pronounces keevas) name, I think you need to get over it


Bill, is also short for William? William - Will -Willy - Dick -Dicky ( a past BB contestant)

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Wellllll..... 2 things. First, I was pointing that people have come up with a lot of reasons why Caoimhe shouldn't change her name just because one person doesn't like how it's spelt and can't be bothered to pronounce it properly.

Second (and this a corker, you'll like this) By trying to make fun of Me you've managed to draw (unwarrented) attention to yourself. Which, if you don't mind Me saying so is a hellofalot like the pot calling the kettle black as someone pointed out earlier. :devil::joker::nono::sleep:

See, I can be sarcastic too:xyxwave:

:) Well Iwas not really doing logic, thats not my thing, i was just making point at how many laguages spelling etc is different, and actually I think you should change your name by deed poll, because I think it sounds better spelt Dick, :)

I wish I could speak(type) the welsh language and have type in that, that would get you head spinning.

good night dicky and all Tibbs