This post follows the one I have published last year.
For those who thought that there was a limit to distraction and misunderstandings!
I would like to specify that I don’t mean to blame or making fun of anybody.
I find these mistakes really entertaining and I am the first to laugh about myself so laugh with me!
The best is Flaiva, because laiva is a Finnish word meaning a ship and you are traveling a lot.
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How nice, I didn’t know it! 😂 My favorite is Slavia from la Russian client roughly 10 years ago. She stayed at the hotel where I was working for something like 2 weeks and despite the nametag on my jacket she kept on calling me like that! 😂
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Russian word, nearest to Slavia, is Slava, glory in English.
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Good to know☺️I definitely might consider a change of name then!
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Nice article, Fluvia! 😉
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🤪😂😂😂😂
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😚😉😗🤗
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Ha ha, it never fails to amaze me that you can send somebody a message with your correct name and they reply with a misspelling. I have a friend I have known over 30 years. The only time she ever writes my names is at Christmas. I send her a card from Anabel. She sends hers to Annabelle! Every single year.
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Maybe she thinks you don’t know how to write your name?! This world is so damn strange! 😂
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Hahahahahahahaha
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With a name like Leueen I have had a lifetime of interesting spellings: Loin, leanne, louween and so on it goes.I enjoyed your post very much.
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I am glad you’ve enjoyed it and solidarity from another mispelled one! 😂
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Good that you can laugh at yourself! 🙂
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Always! How we would be miserable if we wouldn’t do it! 😂
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This is great! Please, can you add here the link to your first post? I wish to laugh some more. 😀
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I will do it straight away, my dear! 😂
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