Y or no Y...

J+R

Zoe or Zoey.

 I think that I like the "Y" because it looks more feminine.  What do you ladies think?

k*princess

A 'Y' does not make anything more feminine. Also, Zoe is a purely feminine name already; why would you need to add anything that supposedly makes it more so? No one questions Zoe's femininity as it is, no extraneous 'y's are needed.

Obviously, Zoe gets my vote. 

erikaautumn

I'm sure most people here will scream "No y!" but I actually like that spelling of Zoey better.  Both are great names  though.

lovemytwoboys

The answer is always no 'y'.

I don't like the name either way, but I much prefer the Zoe spelling.

Mrs.Greg

I think Zoey looks more masculine, like Joey.  I vote for Zoe.

ablou

Zoe

ara_cale

I also vote for Zoe.

shanwalk2

I know a Zoe (Z-oh) and Zoey (Zo-ee).

Depending how I wanted it pronounced, and if you were looking for (Zo-ee), I'd go with the Y.  

MrsCFB

no y.

clairej

Zoe

braveangel2

No Y. Zoe is Greek and like other well-known Greek names like Daphne, Penelope, Chloe and so on, the E does all the work and makes the long sound. As far as I can tell, Zoey was influenced by the once-popular Joey.

katekat8721

Zoe. No "Y".

HappyMrsK

k*princess:

A 'Y' does not make anything more feminine. Also, Zoe is a purely feminine name already; why would you need to add anything that supposedly makes it more so? No one questions Zoe's femininity as it is, no extraneous 'y's are needed.

Obviously, Zoe gets my vote. 

This.

loeffleram07

I like Zoe- it's an adorable name!

sunnyday016

No matter the name, my answer will pretty much always be "NO Y".

Zoey looks like ZOO-ey. Zoe is a completely feminine name, no Y is necessary. 

brookelynpaisley

No Y. Zoe is already feminine, it doesn't need a Y. It just looks like you can't spell Zoe.

baeluevano

no Y. I think its way cuter & more girly without it.