Leesa, Leesir or Leesar

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Lisa - which above spelling do you prefer?

ROTFL

This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. What if baby Lisa (sorry, Leesar) grows up to be a doctor or politician or lawyer. Won't she feel a bit stupid having a made up name?

Sostressedsostressed - perhaps the reason you find yourself so very stressed is that you put unnecessary pressure on yourself to continually Make Up Shit On The Internet?

I think I'd spell it "myparentsaremorons" personally.

How about J-a-n-e, pronounced Lisa?

Really?

how about 'friedchickeneeshar'?

trazzle did the joke I was going to, god damn it!

Why don't you just spell it 'Troll'? A little more imagination would be nice, dear.

Hahahahahaha - how about Llyghssa? I am sure nobody else has that one.

Oh for the love of God, you cannot be serious?

Or you could be a bit Welsh and have Llisa.
:)

Leesa

Apologies, Nit - got to be quicker than that!

Incidentally, Lee (for a boy) is surely a cop-out... what's original about that spelling?! (wanders off muttering about the sexism in these names)

Reminds me of a holiday job - lovely guy who was dyslexic sat next to me, cold calling. He asked to speak to Lezzer, instead of Liza. She gave him a real earful, and he was mortified.

You lot are really not thinking outside the box here. How about L££$A?

Leasarghhhhhh
might work...

L'eigh'zsar

Or just go for the full magical impact of Leviosa?

This thread is hilarious! Seriously OP you should not be colluding in the bastardisation of a perfectly good name.

Leighzaaaar

There is surely no way this is real, but just in case it is, please point out to her that in the vast majority of english-speaking accents, the "R" on the end of a word isn't silent and so none of those read anything like Lisa to us.

I quite like Leighphtsar (with a silent ph).

Leigh-czar.
With a silent hyphen.