Hi Everyone,
We are thinking of the name Renee with the little thingy above the middle e (is there anyway to put that in???)
Or
Rene (with the thingy over the last e)
Renae
I think I like Renae the best, what do you all think??
Lisa
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I like Renae the best too.
Hi Lisa,
I like Renee probably with the accent above the first e. It's such a pretty name though...
xx
eta - changed where I like the accent and to add that I think most would pronounce it as ren-ay...
I like Renee probably with the accent above the first e. It's such a pretty name though...
xx
eta - changed where I like the accent and to add that I think most would pronounce it as ren-ay...
I like Renee (with the apostrophe thingymajig).
I also knew a lady once named Renay.
I also knew a lady once named Renay.
Do you think that Renee (with the thingy) would get the pronunciation ree nee??
Lisa
Lisa
I like the spelling Renée best (Alt0233 to get the accent).
I think in Australia most people would PN it REN-ay.
I think in Australia most people would PN it REN-ay.
I quite like Renae, followed by Renee. I wouldn't use Rene as I believe that's the French male version of the name?
I like Renee with the thingy (acute) over the 2nd "e". Rene with only one "e" at the end is the masculine form of the name. Renae is a nice alternative, though.
Good luck!
Good luck!
I only like Renee, with or without the thingy.
Renee 
I prefer Renae - as the emphasis is on the "ae"(ay) sound. Whereas with Renee (with the accent)it is on the "Ren" at the beginning - which to me just sounds "harder"
I prefer the spelling Renée. This is how my name is spelt, and I have never had a problem with anyone pronouncing it incorrectly.
I like Renee.
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