What am I supposed to call the woman I am going to marry?

fiance is male.

fiancee is female.

Both pronounced the same way.

Does she have a name? How about that?

No, a relationship isn't meant to be like this. i'm married to a armed forces Officer and we've 2 little ones. each and every night after dinner, whilst he isn't away, we chat with the aid of our day, help the ladies folk with homework, choose for a walk with the canines, make plans for the weekend and so on. we are a kinfolk and we behave like one. there is no Xbox, and the television is in simple terms on for specific programmes as much as an hour an afternoon. Your husband needs reminding what concerns. Treating your spouse as your lover and pal, and spending time with your little ones is important to the happiness of all in touch and he needs to learn that till now the area implodes on him.

First of all congrats !!

You have to choose a name in which she feels happy as well.

Women feel more passionate when they get a feeling that they are been attached to someone always.

I can give an hint but for the final name you have to work out.

Call her with a name that means something like "Joe's Girl ", "Joe's Women", "Joe's partner", "Joe's Darling"

Best would be if you can find one word for the same.

Best wishes for a happy married life and welcome to the gang of married men.

Fiancee

fiance (one e) refers to the man engaged to be married.

fiancee (2 e's) refers to the bride-to-be.

She is Anne Maria, your fiancée. Congratulations!

Fiance' for both of you, has always been the rule of thumb. I have never heard it called anything else for the woman.

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add an extra e on fiance fiancee and there you have it . that is what she is pronounce it with an a see instead of say sound

Fiancé/ee is socially acceptable. You could also introduce her as your "intended" or "the future Mrs. (your last name.)"