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Sofie or Sophie?
Which spelling do you think is nicer - more authentic?
Thanks for your input.
35 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
As somone said earlier, sofie makes me think sofa, than couch. Do you really want your child with the nickname of couch? cuz you know it will happen. What about sophia and sophie for a nickname?
- 1 decade ago
Without a doubt Sophie is both nicer and more authentic. Sofie is just wrong!
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- RachelLv 61 decade ago
Sophie.
I only like the 'f' one being used for Sofia
On the subject though, I really think Sofia or Sophia is far more elegant and ages better and you can use Sofie/Sophie as a nickname x
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I like Sofie, but it will be a lot easier for bub to go with the more common spelling, Sophie.
- 1 decade ago
Sophie, from Greek, meaning wisdom.
the "f" is an English derivation from the Greek letter "phi".
Sophie has more of a mediterranean feel, Sofie, a more latin-american.
Source(s): I'm part-Greek. - Kate KLv 41 decade ago
Sophie or Sofia.
I think if you use Sofie it kind of looks like you can't spell. I don't mean that in an offensive way, and apologise if it sounds offensive.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Sophie!!
Sofie reminds me of a Sofa.
