> In school, whenever the teacher would get my name right on the first try, I was amazed. In all my years of school, I'd say a teacher got my name right on the first try maybe 5 times (that includes substitute teachers). My name is spelled Alethea, and pronounced (since I'm sure most of you are mispronouncing it right now) a LEE thee a. I get Althea (missing the first "e"), Aletha (missing the second "e"), al e THEE a (at least they pronounce all the syllables with that one) and countless others. I had a boss call me Athena for three years (I gave up correcting him after a couple of months).
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> And over the phone it's even worse. I'll answer to Olivia, Alicia, Alisha, Aretha, or pretty much anything that starts with "A".
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> I rarely post on this board (though I try to read it every day) but this is one subject I can reaaly relate to.
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> Ale"Greek for truth"thea

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