So I have a question,
How many of you know how to pronounce the name Margaux?
I love the name and spelling but I don't want to be one of those moms that gives my kid a name no one can pronounce because I switched up the spelling.
I thought it was pronounced Marr-Goxx or something like that
It seems easy enough to me because I was always taught "aux" makes the o sound but I've brought it up to a few people and no one seems to know how to say it.
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Baby Names
So we know each other's names, how we met our SOs, our Babies names, and even how to spell their name with emojis.. but what about how we chose their names?
Aux is pronounced as "o." The original spelling is Margot and people still get that wrong so I'm just torn on how I want to spell it. I don't want people pronouncing it mar-gox though.