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[Opinions] Christy, Joel, and Hosanna
These are some names that are growing on me. WDYT of Christy? Is it too nicknamey?And Hosanna? Do you think it is useable? I find it very pretty.Joel I just like. Which do you prefer: Joel Phillip or Joel Stephen?Thanks in advance!
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I really like Christy, but only as a nn, not a full name. I don't care for Christina, so for me it would have to be Christine, I guess.
Hosanna is quite pretty, but I don't like the HOSE sound at the beginning of the name. I would naturally say hose-AN-uh, but I think ho-SAHN-a would sound better for a name.
I like Joel a lot. Short and simple, but not common. I really like the combo Joel Stephen. Very nice.
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I prefer Christy as a nn for something like Christiana. It can work on its own because I know two people are Christy's and one goes by Chris. Hosanna, I'm not too sure of. It's that whole "Ho" thing that bothers me in a way. I love Sanna or Sana though.Joel is a little on the boring side for me. I would definitly go for Joel Stephen, it has the better flow.
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I'm not much for Christy or Hosanna, but I really like Joel. Joel Stephen sounds very nice.
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I don't really care for Christy (except on a boy as a nickname for Christopher - then I love it). Joel is nice enough, but I don't love it. Hosanna is pretty, but unless you're Jewish or Christian I wouldn't use it. Plus, the "Ho" at the front would probably become a source of pain for her.
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I like Christy, but Christie was my last name growing up and Kristi is my sister's name.Hosanna i don't care for. Joel is my hubby's name and a name I've always liked. I prefer Joel Stephen.
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That's very interesting about your sister! Thanks for responding!
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Did your sister have a different last name or was she Kristi Christie?
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They were the same...We blame a polish father :o)
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