If someone told you their name was Ryan but Ryan spelt with a W how would it be spelt?

[PuzzleMonkeyMum]

Because I had to write it down today but I was too embarrassed to ask him to clarify the spelling 🙈.

Have you tried just googling with his surname, profession and local area to see if that brings anything up?

I take it you don't speak Welsh OP.

Cwaa-aaa-aah-ying over you

He's taking the piss?

Yes! I have searched for Wryan Smith, Rrwn Smith, Rwn Smith and all three of them with ‘driveways’ after but nothing. It’s not the end of the world, he probably wouldn’t have turned up anyway like the last 3 people I called for quotes 😂. But I was just curious as to whether it was missing something really obvious

Yeah maybe he was just taking the piss out of me, I have searched for just Ryan Smith Driveways my city but again nothing.

he’ll give you a good price,

^

Like when you're on work experience and they send you to the shop next door for a 'long weight'

I don't get it.

How would it be funny?

Wrong.

Wattled by a wabble of wowdy webels.

@PuzzleMonkeyMum

Yeah maybe he was just taking the piss out of me, I have searched for just Ryan Smith Driveways my city but again nothing.

I'd try surname, driveways without Ryan (spelled any way!) See if something comes up with this unknown spelling suddenly becoming apparent!

Rywan
Rowan
Wyan
Wrayn

Have you tried Rwyan?

Could it be Rowan?

@KirstenBlest

I take it you don't speak Welsh OP.

Cwaa-aaa-aah-ying over you

Possibly Rywn or Rwyn? ‘w’ has a ‘uh’ sound in Welsh.

I think Ryuun like pp. Double u, not w.

If you try to google it you get pushed towards Rowan driveways in Bury?

I’m sure people could find it for you if you gave the rough geography?

@Easterbunnyispackingherbasket

Wyan and they have a speech impediment? Sorry no help- but Only Fools and Horses came to mind with the Roy Orbison wannabe.. *having a very shitty day and have made myself laugh... Not laughing at those with a speech issue at all.

Cwying

Why not just ask the person who recommended him..?

Rywn?

Some Welsh spellings have a "w" instead of a vowel eg Twdwr = Tudor

Possibly Rywn or Rwyn?
‘w’ has a ‘uh’ sound in Welsh.**

Sorry tanstaafl - just read through and seen that you beat me too it!

Rowan?

I reckon he's a Wry-un

Wryann... double n on the end?

If ever there was a lesson on ‘unusual’ names and how it affects kids when they are adults, this is it.

Wyan?

www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Wyan