Misspelled Name

[RubyJewelStone]

For some reason, people always think there is a 'C' in my name. (Sherise, btw)
It annoys me to no end when people spell it Cherise, Sherice, Charise or Cherice.
But I suppose it's understandable.

My last name isn't too bad.

I feel sorry for the guy in my class with the last name Labossierre (I probably spelled it wrong too...)

[Artist4Jesus89]

spelling hah people cant even say mine lol its Duenas with one of these ~ things over the N but nobody can spell or pronounce it because its spanish lol im used to it now though its been this way 4 16 years haha

[Radical Dreamer]

Oh, but see, when you've had two years of Spanish, you'd know it's pronounced "Dweyn-yas." So rest assured, not all hope is lost for you. XD

[blkmage]

My name is pretty much impossible to spell wrong. Pronounciation, however, is a different story.

[Doubleshadow]

I have common first name, for my region, that is spelled different ways, so it's about 50/50 they get it right the first time. My last name is uncommon, but spelled like it sounds, so it is also about 50/50.

[mitsuki lover]

My last name is correctly spelled either McClenny or McClenney,but it has also been spelled as:Macklenny,MackClenny,McLeny,McLenie,McLenny,MacClenney,
MacClenny,M'Clenny,etc.all of which are in fact valid variations(as well as Clenny
and Clenney without the Mc)and from time to time it has been misspelled as:
McClung,McCleeney,MacCleenie,etc.

[Heart of Sword]

My first name has many different spellings, and everyone messes up my last name, too. Oh well.

[Animus Seed]

First name:
People tend to write: "Fern...nnn..d..." or something else that involves a lot of erasing before they give up. (It's Fernando) Oddly, a lot of people wind up with Fernado... just missing one "n," but one they can clearly hear when they say it out loud.

My last name, Rojas (row-HAWS) is always spelled right, but some people tend to say "row-JAZZ."