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I met a young lady today named Dasha. She was adopted from Russia.
I actually quite like the name, especially the way she pronounced it. I have always like Natasha, Tasha etc too.
I actually quite like the name, especially the way she pronounced it. I have always like Natasha, Tasha etc too.
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I don't really like the sound that it makes.
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It's a very common dog name here, but I still like it although I prefer it as a nickname for Daria.
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I've only heard it as a nickname for Daria, but it has a nice sound and an exotic feel to it. If I had ancestry from that part of the world, I might consider it.
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I really like Dasha as a nickname for Daria/Darya.
This message was edited 1/25/2011, 9:13 AM
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I like La-a better.
Just kidding. I don't like Dasha. But then I tend not to like that asha sound. I don't like Natasha, either.
Just kidding. I don't like Dasha. But then I tend not to like that asha sound. I don't like Natasha, either.
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I went to elementary school with a girl named Dasha (prn. Day-sha). I have no idea if she was Russian or not (the area I live in has a large Russian population so I wouldn't be surprised if she was).
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I think I posted about this name once, I saw it on TV. It really is nice and I like it even better than Tasha, actually. I have seen it prn as day-sha and dah-sha. I like dah-sha best though.
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