Juliet vs. Juliette

[PortsmouthNH]

Which spelling do you prefer?

Middle name likely to be Laura or Aurelia.

Surname one syllable.

I prefer Juliet.

I much prefer Juliet.

Juliet

Well it depends which pronunciation you prefer, to me they are quite different names.

Juliet has the stress on the first syllable, so it's a bit like JOO-li-et, or sometimes JOOLyut (if you get my drift, it's hard to write out sounds)

Juliette is Joo-li-ETT.

I prefer Juliet myself.

Juliet. I pronounce them exactly the same.

Juliet 100%

Juliet is much nicer and I pronounce them the same.

Juliet

Juliet (JOOLiet) is nicer than Juliette (Jool-ee-ETTE)

I also pronounce them differently. I prefer Juliet.

I would pronounce them the same but prefer Juliet

Juliette looks unnecessarily frilly to me

Ok I seem to buck the trend as I would use Juliette - however both are gorgeous - just chose Juliette as it seems more modern

Juliet. I pronounce them the same.

Juliet. Pronounced JULyet.

For simplicity, go for Julia!

Juliet. Beautiful name.

Juliette is the French version of Juliet. If you have no French connection and won't be pronouncing it with a French accent then it seems unnecessary.

Juliet.
The same as preferring Isabel over Isabelle, and Annabel over Annabelle. Extra letters are too frilly, as pp said.

It’s number one on our list at the moment for DD2 and it’ll be Juliet if that’s the name we go with.

Juliet. I would pronounce it Juli-ETT.

Juliet.

I love Julian for girls and Judith too. I think there should be more use of July as well.

Juliet.

Much prefer Juliet. Don't like the Jooly-ETTE sound.

I love Juliet Laura.

They both sound the same and are nice. So unless you're an oddball who insists that it's 'Juliet' pronounced 'Graham' you're golden.

Juliet.

Juliette is unnecessary unless you live in France or a French-speaking country/territory.