Message: "Vinny and Vinnie"

Vinny and Vinnie

by Lissa Hannah (Lissa)

2/5/2005, 2:08 PM

I know someone named Vincent (and Vincent is on my top name list), and he, himself, is not consistent when writing his nickname: Vinny and Vinnie, as he sometimes writes Vinny, and other times he writes Vinnie. Once in a while, he goes by Vin or Vince, but it's usually Vinny / Vinnie.

I usually write it as Vinny. I'm curious as to how you write Vinny / Vinnie.

Edit: Spelling.

-Lissa Hannah-
As soon as tradition has come to be recognized as tradition, it is dead. - Allan Bloom

#Vinnie #Vinny

This message was edited 2/5/2005, 2:08 PM

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- Ciarda85 (Ciarda)

2/6/2005, 8:51 PM

I write Vinnie, although I prefer Vincent without the nicknames.

CIARDA
Proud Aunt to Everett (2000) & Ella (2005)

- Anani

2/5/2005, 4:55 PM

i use Vinnie myself

- edk

2/5/2005, 2:29 PM

I don't know. I guess I'd write it Vinnie.

Just testing. I'll put something here later.

- SwtNikki87 (guest)

2/5/2005, 2:18 PM

I wouldnt use either. I like just Vincent.

- kappeash

2/5/2005, 2:18 PM

I had a friend that did the same thing. Her name was Jennifer, and she continually switched between Jen, Jennie, and Jenny, and would actually get upset with me if I used the wrong one. So I eventually made up my own, I'd call her Jenna-six, or Jenna-three, or sometimes just Jenna-four, rediculous, I know, but fun! :)

I think I like the nn Vince the best, but I would probably write it Vinny.

Vinnie looks to feminine to me and reminds me of Winnie.

- Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey)

2/5/2005, 2:15 PM

I like Vinnie better. In general, I like -ie endings better than -y endings. Tally's one of the only exceptions, along with Sally.

Otherwise, I like Ellie, Jennie, Bettie, Georgie, Lennie, etc.

Array

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