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[Opinions] Diana, Dajana or Dayana?
by Felie
10/9/2016, 2:24 AM
Hi !!!Here there are three spelling of the same name.Dajana has the same pronounciation because j in Slavic languages is read y.What do you prefer? Why?ByeeeeeeeAlvise Basilio Beniamino Bruno Dante Dionisio Eros Fabrizio Filippo Fulvio Furio Giorgio Giosuè Goffredo Isidoro Leonardo Leone Ludovico Manfredi Martino Niccolò Orlando Romeo Sirio Tancredi Tristano Tullio Valentino Vasco
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- TheArtemisMoon
10/11/2016, 2:57 PM
Diana!
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- Indy (Likeyeahwhatev)
10/10/2016, 10:25 AM
Diana, probably only because it's the one I'm most familiar with. Dajana is really nice too.
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- mirfak
10/9/2016, 11:42 AM
Tough question.
I say Diana as die-AN-na, not da-YAH-na (Diana could also be dee-AH-na). But I'd say Dayana and Dajana as da-YAH-na. So they're not the same pronunciation, for me. I like both pronunciations, so I like all the names.
I'd personally only use Diana, but I like Dayana and Dajana. I think I prefer the look of Dajana because I don't see the word "day" in it.

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- number1212
10/9/2016, 9:42 AM
Since I speak English, Diana is the only one that is usable to me.
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- RoxStar
10/9/2016, 8:55 AM
I prefer Diana. Dajana is fine for Slavic speakers, but in English it is just too hard to know if it's pronounced like Diana, Da-Hah-Nah, or Dah-Jah-Nah.
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- Ninor (Frozten)
10/9/2016, 5:40 AM
If these three I prefer Diana.
I've also seen Dijana, Deana and Deanna, although I pronounce the last one slightly different.
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- lusia
10/9/2016, 3:09 AM
Hi I prefer Diana, first it is the name of my aunt so there is a personal bias there, and I prefer the way Diana is pronounced over the other two. Though I do like Dajana as well it is different and interesting.
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