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Misspell a word pronounced that way as "Micheal" because it's not an eee sound. But because mk outlet people "know" there is an 'a' in there, they consist of it. posted by smackfu at 5:00 PM on Might 21, 2007 A lot of individuals don't know how to spell something correctly, a lot much less the phrase Michael. It is not just your title. posted by number9dream at 5:02 PM on May 21, 2007 [5 favorites] I concur with mckenney. Examining google, which is a bad but simple technique, there are 265 million hits for "ea", as against 152 million for "ae". Searching pages in English only, it's sixty two million webpages for "ea", 38.five million pages for "ae". Usually, English spellers have a lot of difficulty with all of the twovowel combinations, although. "Weird" is frequently misspelled, for example. My guess is that simply because English doesn't adhere to any solitary rule for vowel purchase when there are two vowels (by distinction with German, for example), individuals are kind of adrift when it arrives to the vowel purchase. Either way looks a little bit strange, and there's no reliable way to figure out the vowel purchase from the audio of the word. People don't often misspell Michael with just a solitary vowel in the 2nd vowel spot, although right? (eg you don't see "Michel" a great deal) So they know there are two, and they know which types, they just can't remember which purchase they go in. posted by LobsterMitten at 5:05 PM on Might 21, 2007 Getting been offered the title myself, along with a generally misspelled final title, I really feel your discomfort. Nevertheless, I do not think that "most individuals" misspell it it just appears that way from confirmation bias. Nonetheless, you are right it is a fairly common misspelling. I believe it's primarily simply because the vowel mixture "ae" is pretty uncommon in English, and when it's used (aegis, Aesop, etc.) it is nearly always pronounced michael kors outlet online as a long 'a'. Also, English is fairly unique in the fact that Michael (or its equal) is pronounced nonphonetically cf. Michel, replica handbags Miguel, or (Mikhail). There are only a couple of other nonphonetic names "Phoebe" and "Deirdre" spring to thoughts it'd be fascinating if anyone with those names could chime in and let us know how often they run into misspellings. posted by Johnny Assay at michael kors outlet store 5:06 PM on Might 21, 2007 number9dream: "A great deal of individuals don't know how to michael kors replica spell anything properly, a lot less the phrase Michael. It's not just your name." Individuals who have trouble with this, I suspect, are the exact same individuals who write "calender" and "woah" and a bunch of other toocommon misspellings. posted by loiseau at five:06 PM on Might 21, 2007 As a Mike or Michael I usually say "ael" when I spell it, but that is partially simply because I have a five letter last