Britta...wdyt?
WDYTO Britta? What do you thihk of when you hear this name?
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i like it
i also like britina and brittany and britany and brittney and britney
i also like britina and brittany and britany and brittney and britney
Like it!
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Britta-ny or the good ol' water filter!
I like it. It's neat. Very simple, but cool.
~ Arcadia
~ Arcadia
I actually do think of a tall blond Swede.. it's painfully stereotypical. If I met a Britta, I'd probably wince if she was a tall blonde Swede, and wince if she wasn't. If she was Swedish, I'd decide it was a nice name, though. It seems a tad (I'm hating to use this phrase, but I really do have this impression as a first impression) "Euro-chic" on a non-Swedish girl or woman. I suspect that that impression would also fade, though, on getting to know a Britta. It doesn't give me as strong an impression as for, say, Milan.
In the US, most people will pronounce it with the T sound slightly blunted to a D sound (myself included).. it'd feel stiff and phony for us to say it with a nice crisp T. If you're in the US, that's something to take into account.
((by the way, it's a 'Brita' water filter -- not Britta; it does remind me of that, too. But not much, since I never thought Britta was the name of the filter.))
- chazda
In the US, most people will pronounce it with the T sound slightly blunted to a D sound (myself included).. it'd feel stiff and phony for us to say it with a nice crisp T. If you're in the US, that's something to take into account.
((by the way, it's a 'Brita' water filter -- not Britta; it does remind me of that, too. But not much, since I never thought Britta was the name of the filter.))
- chazda
This message was edited 1/7/2005, 9:45 PM
Can we say Britta Water Filter? *sorry... but it is seriously the first thing I thought of* and obviously so did others.
I think of that water purifier brand. I don't care for it.
Same here.
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That's exactly what I was going to say.
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