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I prefer Nadia, especially as a nickname for Nadezhda. I've never really liked the sound of Danica.

Danica over Nadia. m

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I just like Danica over Nadia.

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Nadia 1 meaning hope i like the meaning.
I like the meaning of Danica too.

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I don;t think Danica is too harsh, I really like it.

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Nai

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Nadia. It sounds better. Also it's cool that Nadia backward is Aidan.

Nadia. Danica sounds harsh to me.

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Miranda
"Six hours later I still haven't done my homework, but I did come up with 245 name combos, seven of which I might name my child." — Modified LJ icon quote

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Nadia

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Danica sounds harsh, and I just plain don't like it. But I love Nadia.

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Hannah

Nadia (I like it, but favor Nadine over it a bit). It'll suit any age.

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Danica reminds me of the word danish (or Danish), and I find it very harsh sounding.

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-Lissa Hannah-
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My ten ?'s = Pasquale, Archibald, Humphrey, Nigel, Bernard, Minna, Doris, Shirley, Cordelia, and Gertrude

Definitely Nadia, Danica sounds too harsh IMO

Nadia. I just think it sounds prettier.
I really hear the "ick" sound in Danica.

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Nadia by far

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~Lisa~

nadia

Danica, definitely, though I prefer the spelling Danika. I just prefer its sound, and it's more interesting than Nadia :-)

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Nadia! I think it sounds exotic and beautiful. It's always been a favorite of mine.

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Leslie, lucky mommy to Scott (2000), Delaney (2002), and Larissa (2005)