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in reply to a message by Lillian
Dakota - I dislike this debate, but this and Cheyenne were never really names at all.
Cheyenne - see above
Shaniqua, et al - could be seen as American
Keshaun, et al - shock horror, I know a British one :p
Nevaeh - even worse, I know a British Neveah. When she explained to her friends it was Heaven bakwards and a popular name, they were confused. How is NevEAH (as she spells it) HEAven backwards? But I agree, it was probably created in America.
Qiana - agree on thr DuPont point.
Another name I see as "American" is Madison, though it's used all over the place. I think the thing about America is, the names commonly used today over there derived from other countries, unless your using legit Native American names, not Dakota.
Oh, and happy Independance day to all! :) Hope you had a good day over there.
Cheyenne - see above
Shaniqua, et al - could be seen as American
Keshaun, et al - shock horror, I know a British one :p
Nevaeh - even worse, I know a British Neveah. When she explained to her friends it was Heaven bakwards and a popular name, they were confused. How is NevEAH (as she spells it) HEAven backwards? But I agree, it was probably created in America.
Qiana - agree on thr DuPont point.
Another name I see as "American" is Madison, though it's used all over the place. I think the thing about America is, the names commonly used today over there derived from other countries, unless your using legit Native American names, not Dakota.
Oh, and happy Independance day to all! :) Hope you had a good day over there.
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