Liesha? Come tell me

[RagingHormone]

What do we think of Liesha? Lacey? Libby? Lainey? Taree? Brooke Marie?

Leisha. I like it.

I really like Lacey and Libby. Really, really dislike the others though, sorry.

Don't like any of them I'm afraid. Sorry! Maybe Libby, as short for Elizabeth.

is it pronounced lee-sha? don't like the spelling but love the irish name laoise which is pronounced the same way.

libby is lovely, dislike the others a lot.

Dont like any of them

Ooo I love that spelling!!! I would definately spell it like that. My baby name book only spells it the way i put.

Does anyone know how to say Roisin? That's Irish isn't it?

I think from your list i'd go with Libby.

Rowsheen - is a lovley name

I do like that actually. What other nice Irish names are there? I like Eoghan

DD2's Roisin

Naoise is nice too.

I think Liesha sounds like Lisa with a speech impediment..

oooh yes its lovely isn't it? i think it means radiant or something similar.

Libby's cute. The rest sound like the cast of 90210.

I like Brooke and Lacey is ok too

Libby, short for Elizabeth, is fine - others are very chavvy

Quite like Lainey, pet version of Elaine

All very common-sounding apart from Libby but obviously only as a pet-name for Elizabeth.

I am a total snob though

Lainey
Marie
both nice

the rest nah,although Libby is nice but it's elizabeth

I'm not a chav and I don't think Libby or Brooke are the least bit chavvy. I hate it when people refer to names they wouldn't chose as chavvy. I don't like Elizabeth. I like Libby.

Probably best not to ask for opinions then.

Sorry, bar Libby, all the names you have chosen are pretty chavtastic.

Liesha makes me think of that Craig from the first Big Brother trying to say Lisa!

Libby is the best of your choices but I'd put Elizabeth on her birth certificate.

Nancy- No they're not.

It's a matter of opinion - you don't think they're chav and I do - but they're your choices so go with what you want.

god i hate the way 'chav' is rolled out here.

lisa is probably a nicer way to spell it though.