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HelpBrielle and Bria?
It's not my usual style but I've recently really been liking the sound of Brielle. Also, Bria, but that looks too stark to me. I dislike Brianna completely though.
What are your thoughts on Brielle and Bria? Trendy? Cutesy? Nicknamey? Any combo suggestions? I'd like it in the MN spot just as much as FN if not more so, so please suggest some of those, too.
What are your thoughts on Brielle and Bria? Trendy? Cutesy? Nicknamey? Any combo suggestions? I'd like it in the MN spot just as much as FN if not more so, so please suggest some of those, too.
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Sorry, but made-up sounding and trendy to me :-/
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Really like both
I recently discovered Brielle and I really like it a lot. I've always liked Bria; it's a very pretty name. I don't think the names are too cutesy and I would use them.
I recently discovered Brielle and I really like it a lot. I've always liked Bria; it's a very pretty name. I don't think the names are too cutesy and I would use them.
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Brielle seems incomplete to me. It's alright, it's just sort of like Elle itself, and even Bella... they're missing something for me, and it makes them vaguely mediocre. I guess Brielle also gets some unassuming character from its similarity to Brianna, for me.
Bria seems trendy and invented, but it's a style I kind-of like anyways. It's more like Suri than like, say, Kierra. Sorta wannabe-Euro/exotic little name, but it's so tidy and elegant, I could justify it. And I'd think it made a nice new-sounding nickname for Gabrielle, if you wanted to use it that way.
Bria seems trendy and invented, but it's a style I kind-of like anyways. It's more like Suri than like, say, Kierra. Sorta wannabe-Euro/exotic little name, but it's so tidy and elegant, I could justify it. And I'd think it made a nice new-sounding nickname for Gabrielle, if you wanted to use it that way.
This message was edited 6/4/2007, 10:31 PM
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They both strike me as horribly nouveau yuppie. Like, the yuppiest of the yuppie. Up there with names that end in -ana. D:
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Bria is too close to brie cheese for me. And very cutesy. Brielle is a great alternative to the common Brianna.
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Very trendy. For some strange reason, Brielle sounds like bread to me, like a brioche. I can picture somebody eating Brie (or Bria, even!) on fresh brielle and drinking a good Cabernet Sauvignon with it. lol
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