Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lots of different spellings and pronunciations for this name, but that's not that big of a deal. Will you call him Matt?
No nickname planned. Right now we call him " The Moop". which I'm sure won't stick.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I knew several men and little boys with this name when I lived in Germany. They all spelled it with two ts, though: "Matthias." Is there a reason you are using the single letter t in the spelling? I like the name, but I don't like your spelling, and logically, emitting the initial t means the remaining t plus th should sound like 'th' as in "thick."
So my vote is yes, it is nice, but only with a double t.
Spelling it that way because that is how DH's father spelled his name.
Anonymous wrote:You are going to have to be very comfortable teaching people how to pronounce this name. That said, I like it.
Anonymous wrote:Lots of different spellings and pronunciations for this name, but that's not that big of a deal. Will you call him Matt?
Anonymous wrote:I knew several men and little boys with this name when I lived in Germany. They all spelled it with two ts, though: "Matthias." Is there a reason you are using the single letter t in the spelling? I like the name, but I don't like your spelling, and logically, emitting the initial t means the remaining t plus th should sound like 'th' as in "thick."
So my vote is yes, it is nice, but only with a double t.