Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Catherine is the standard in England.
Katherine is the standard in the US.
Prepare to have to spell it for the rest of her life if you use any variation on these.
There is no American standard!!!!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you prefer:
Katherine
Katharine
Kathryn
Catherine
Catharine
Cathryn
other?
And why? Thank you.
Has anyone wondered why Catherine Middleton abbreviated with Kate?
Anonymous wrote:Catherine is the standard in England.
Katherine is the standard in the US.
Prepare to have to spell it for the rest of her life if you use any variation on these.
Anonymous wrote:Do you prefer:
Katherine
Katharine
Kathryn
Catherine
Catharine
Cathryn
other?
And why? Thank you.
Anonymous wrote:My best friend's name is KathArine. And she's awesome, as is Katharine Hepburn. So clearly that's the way to go.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Katherine
I hate the Catherine spelling.
+1 Katherine or Katharine is more elegant.
KathArine is bad.
Katharine Graham would not agree. But it will get misspelled all the time.
Katharine Hepburn, too. I think the "two a" spelling is pretty.
The fact that the parents of famous women chose to spell their names a certain way does not negate my opinion that 2 As looks bad.