Nicolas or Nicholas?

Re: Nicolas or Nicholas?

• ColoradoAlly member

  September 2011

  How does Nicolas Cage spell it? Without the 'h'? I like the opposite of whatever his is, so I guess Nicholas.

  

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• katekat8721 member

  September 2011

  I like Nicolas myself.
  

  
  

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• SouthFloridaMommy member

  September 2011

  I like Nicolas.

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• RoninSirPuppyPup

  September 2011

  I think it might also depend on ethnicity. I grew up in a dominantly Latin small town, there were several Nico's. Their full name was Nicolas. I didn't meet a Nick or Nicholas until I moved away. 

  Personally I prefer Nicolas. 

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• huahualove member

  September 2011

  I like Nicholas better

  

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• Melrose10 member

  September 2011

  Definitely Nicholas.

  

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• bumpuser6119831 member

  September 2011

  Definitely Nicholas
  

  
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• sagoon member

  September 2011

  Nicholas.

  
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• MrsCFB member

  September 2011

  nicholas

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• DoReMiFaSoLaTi

  September 2011

  Nicholas

  

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• MaybeMore

  September 2011

  Nicholas, PLEASE!!!
  

  
  
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• curlylocks3 member

  September 2011

  I think it should be Nicholas unless you are French or Spanish (I believe those are the countries where it is typically spelled without the "h").

    
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• cookiemonster82 member

  September 2011

  DS is Nicolas (we call him Nico). 
  

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• magsugar13 member

  September 2011

  Nicolas(also itlaina way)

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• jennyfur211

  September 2011

  My DS's name is Nicholas and we had the same issue when naming him, especially because my DH is hispanic, I am not and in the hispanic culture they don't use the "h".  We decided to keep the "h"  because as a teacher most  people will automatically put the "h" in it. 

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• NicoleWright8

  September 2011

  cookiemonster82:

  DS is Nicolas (we call him Nico). 
  

  Mine too! I went without the h because my name is Nicole and I always hated when people would spell it with an h. I'm also Mexican and even though DH is white I wanted the Spanish spelling for DS.

  

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• 526SadieSadie member

  September 2011

  baconface:

  Definitely prefer Nicholas, unless there is a language/ethnic reason you'd choose Nicolas, as PPs said.  It looks incomplete without the "h" to me.

  This. Nicholas all the way.

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• ReniaB

  September 2011

  Nicolas

  

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