Collette vs. Colette
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Anonymous
| Which spelling would you assume most people would easily use? I like both but is one more common or more difficult for others to spell correctly? |
Anonymous
| Collette looks better to me. That's the spelling I would choose. But, as I was typing, my phone's word predictor suggested Colette. So maybe that is the more standard spelling? |
Anonymous
|
One l is better.
I'd want to pronounce Collette like CAH let. |
Anonymous
| I think one L is standard. I agree with 9:44 about pronounciation. |
Anonymous
| One L. |
Anonymous
| One L |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
two L's...and pronounced..CAH Let; Im French so I think I should know... |
Anonymous
| Chasta Collette....Im French; this is the correct way pronounced CAH Let |
Anonymous
| I love that name! Either spelling is lovely. But serious, OP, that is a great choice for a name! |
Anonymous
The French Colette was one L (and it was her last name). Toni Collette (from Australia) is two Ls (and it's her last name too). |
Anonymous
| One L. But I’d pronounce either spelling “cah-LET” and think any other pronunciation is ugly...would people really choose to say “Coal-ette” like colon? Gross. |
Anonymous
| I am not sure which one would be the proper spelling, but the name is beautiful. |
Anonymous
| I love this name OP! I'd do one "L". |
Anonymous
| Pretty name. One L, but either looks good. It's one of those names I might have to look up and make sure I'm spelling it right. My BIL is Philippe and I can't ever remember if there's 2 Ls in there either. |