Ysée

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What do you think about this name ?

It looks ridiculous. Is it even a name?

Easy?

How do you say it?

I think many people would struggle to spell or pronounce it. I'm going to guess at Ee-say, but I don't speak French so I might be wrong.

I like it.

Did you make it up?

I read it as Easy. I'm assuming it's for a girl, and Easy is not something you want associated with a teenage girl...
Also you would be forever spelling it.
Sorry!

It will be pronounced "Easy", not a name, an adjective.

It may well be a French name, but be careful. E.g. The name Amelie as used in Germany, if mis-pronounced in English sounds something like "poor person" to a German speaker.

It's a bit silly.

I like Ysella, (ee-ZELL-ah), a traditional Cornish name

I-see? That is how I would pronounce it and it makes me laugh as DS who is 2yrs always says 'I see?, I see?' whenever I'm putting on my make-up.

Izzy?

Why would it be pronounced Easy?

That's like saying "you can't you child Barbara because people will just pronounce it Borbiru"

or "katie's a bit like cunty, and you don't want to be a teenage cunty"

Because, skidoodly, several of us have said that's how we've read it. People will probably not, on first seeing the name, know how it's pronounced. Fair enough you can tell them, but it's nice for people to be able to guess roughly.

People generally know how to pronounce Barbara or Katie, but not Ysée. Thus people will make up their own pronunciations.

the prononciation is :
Y - is like ee
s - like Z
ée - like bébé (baby in french), I am not sure how writting this sound.

Ee-Z-Ay? It is a nice sounding name, but I do think it will be confused with 'Easy'. Your choice though, obviously. There are plenty of names with confusing pronunciations which are quite popular.

[sings] Because I'm Ysee, Ysee like Sunday mooooorning...

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So E-zay ? Sorta ?

Hmmmm

If you are French or a native French speaker and it is a real French name, then go for it. If not, no.

Skidooly:
"katie's a bit like cunty, and you don't want to be a teenage cunty"

I just laughed out loud.

Correct pronunciation of the name sounds very much like Easy.

Don't do it.

I didn't have my french brain switched on and read it as a variant of "you see" (y'see?).

I can write this name : Ysée, Isée or Ysé
The prononciation at the end is like Zoé, everybody know this name in England and don't have problem to spell it.

May be Ysé is easier.

Ee-zeh to rhyme with bebe, would be the French way. It would not work in the Uk, but it is very pretty!