How do you pronounce the name Zoe?

[Dogmaphobe]

I pronounce it Zoe - E if they tell me it is Zoe-E and pronounce it ZOE if they tell me it is pronounced Zoe.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

When he does, I find him insightful. But it bugs me when people just blanket “dislike” without any actual debate

He was likely disagreeing with your statement, "then it SHOULD be spelled...
"

It's spelled, as it is spelled.

 

[braalian]

He was likely disagreeing with your statement, "then it SHOULD be spelled...
"

It's spelled, as it is spelled.

I still say that the ‘e’ is silent unless you put some sort of accent mark on it

 

[Zebra]

In OLD GREEK it is ts.o.eh

In modern Greek it is like …. s.u.e

 

[Captain Caveman]

How?

I pronounce it in German and in English

Never ask yanks how to pronounce something, unless you want an oddball answer.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Chloe

 

[braalian]

Chloe

Also originally spelled Chloë

 

[Unkotare]

How?

I pronounce it in German and in English

Gamora

 

[Jarlaxle]

When he does, I find him insightful. But it bugs me when people just blanket “dislike” without any actual debate

He does not debate. Ever. He flames, trolls, lies, filibusters, quotes himself, postwhores, and will make twenty inane, content-free one-line posts to dodge a simple yes or no question.

And yet you still keep tucking tail and running away every time I suggest comparing threads started, chicken shit.

You and Joey have a lot in common.

 

[Kruska]

Also originally spelled Chloë

Nope it stems from old Greek

Zoe (Greek: ζωή, pronounced
zoh-EH) is a Greek feminine name meaning "life". It signifies life in its fullest, most vibrant sense, including spiritual, eternal, and divine life (zōē) rather than merely physical existence (bios). It represents vitality, purpose, and the essence of living as intended by God.

Just as my female Cousins name; Thais

Thais (pronounced
THAY-iss) is a feminine Greek name meaning "beloved," "the bond," or "beautiful," derived from the Greek word Θαΐς. Historically, it is most famous as the name of a 4th-century BCE Athenian courtesan (hetaira) who accompanied Alexander the Great and was known for her wit.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I've heard it both ways.

There used to be a lovely gallery owner in Seattle name Zoe Dusanne -- one syllable, Zo.

I adopted a pet, whom the shelter had given the name Zoey -- two syllables, zo and ee.

.

 

[Unkotare]

I've heard it both ways.

There used to be a lovely gallery owner in Seattle name Zoe Dusanne -- one syllable, Zo.

I adopted a pet, whom the shelter had given the name Zoey -- two syllables, zo and ee.

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Many girls from the Dominican Republic are named Zoe. To the best of my experience they all pronounce it like "Zoey."