Also, one more thing: i does not sound like i for every language. sometimes it's ee. J does not sound like J for everyone: sometimes it sounds like 'y', sometimes like the french 'j', etc. H is heard in English, but not in every language. So many examples and reasons (including this one: not everyone is comfortable looking at someone's chest for a long time in order to read a small badge with name on it.) Not every one is English speaker as a first language. I'm not, and maybe you are not either. Anyway, as long as someone is not trying to make fun of me, or calling me a name, if they are trying to say my name or even call me Ms., I'm fine with that. Between choosing that or someone with 0 etiquette, I will choose dealing with someone who can't pronounce my name properly, any given day!

@thinkbigaboutlife I do realize all the above. Thank you

Ah, thank you for BA. I rarely get that privilege. :)

@SW-User could be a nickname...