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What do you think of Adrienne for a girl? do you think it's dated to the 70s? do you know anyone named Adrienne?
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien?
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne.
do you think it will rise again in popularity?
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna?
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien?
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne.
do you think it will rise again in popularity?
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna?
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I like Adrienne. I wouldn't choose it myself, but it isn't bad. A few years ago I definitely would have said it's dated, but it doesn't feel that way anymore as similar names start to make a comeback. It bet it will too. However, as of now, the only Adrienne I know is over 60.
I definitely prefer Adriana or Adrianna. I like the "ana" ending. This also feels less dated... maybe because I know an Adriana who is 14.
I definitely prefer Adriana or Adrianna. I like the "ana" ending. This also feels less dated... maybe because I know an Adriana who is 14.
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I like Adrienne a lot, and don't consider it dated. I say it basically the same way as Adrian, though the end is more -en and less -an.
Adrian on a girl is just silly. There are so many perfectly good female versions (Adriana, Adrienne, Adrianna...)--why take the boys' name?
In theory I absolutely adore Adriana, but only said ah-dree-AH-nah. Since that would be hard to enforce I'd never use it.
Adrian on a girl is just silly. There are so many perfectly good female versions (Adriana, Adrienne, Adrianna...)--why take the boys' name?
In theory I absolutely adore Adriana, but only said ah-dree-AH-nah. Since that would be hard to enforce I'd never use it.
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My sister's name is Adrianna (which I prefer to the single n version), but a few weeks ago, I was thinking about how cool it would be if her name was Adrienne. It's light, strait-forward and honest. (I'm not sure how names can be honest, but that's what it makes me think of.)
Being completely honest with myself, I do think that I say Adrian (masculine only) and Adrienne the same way. I have a small feeling that they will both become popular, which would be nice, but realistically, they won't be that big.
Being completely honest with myself, I do think that I say Adrian (masculine only) and Adrienne the same way. I have a small feeling that they will both become popular, which would be nice, but realistically, they won't be that big.
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I really love Adrienne, though I biased because it was a childhood friend's name. She passed away almost 2 years ago, so this name (and spelling) holds a special place in my heart. I also really love Adrian for a boy, but not on a girl. I don't know why, but I feel Adrian looks masculine while Adrienne is more feminine. I think it could rise in popularity, but not any time soon. Adriana / Adrianna are fine, but not something I would use.
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What do you think of Adrienne for a girl? do you think it's dated to the 70s? do you know anyone named Adrienne?
- I think it's lovely. Don't think it's dated, but I don't know anyone named Adrienne so that may be why.
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien?
- No. I would pronounce it AY-dree-ann unless someone said it some other way....
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne.
- Heh, no. Adrian's definitely masculine, but maybe it's because I apparently pronounce Adrienne wrong....
do you think it will rise again in popularity?
- I wouldn't be surprised, but I don't know.
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna?
- I like Adrienne and Adrianna equally, I think.
- I think it's lovely. Don't think it's dated, but I don't know anyone named Adrienne so that may be why.
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien?
- No. I would pronounce it AY-dree-ann unless someone said it some other way....
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne.
- Heh, no. Adrian's definitely masculine, but maybe it's because I apparently pronounce Adrienne wrong....
do you think it will rise again in popularity?
- I wouldn't be surprised, but I don't know.
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna?
- I like Adrienne and Adrianna equally, I think.
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What do you think of Adrienne for a girl? do you think it's dated to the 70s? do you know anyone named Adrienne?
>> It's all right, I guess. I don't know anyone named Adrienne, though, and never knew it was popular in the 70s.
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien?
>> No, I pronounce Adrian and Adrien AY-dree-an and Adrienne as ay-dree-EN.
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne.
>> I think Adrian is terrible for a girl. It's totally masculine for me.
do you think it will rise again in popularity?
>> Probably not anytime soon.
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna?
>> YES! I stronly prefer Adriana. I love that version. Not too fond of Adrianna.
>> It's all right, I guess. I don't know anyone named Adrienne, though, and never knew it was popular in the 70s.
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien?
>> No, I pronounce Adrian and Adrien AY-dree-an and Adrienne as ay-dree-EN.
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne.
>> I think Adrian is terrible for a girl. It's totally masculine for me.
do you think it will rise again in popularity?
>> Probably not anytime soon.
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna?
>> YES! I stronly prefer Adriana. I love that version. Not too fond of Adrianna.
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I like it enough. I'm using it on a character. I did not realize it was commonly used in the 70's. I don't know anyone with the name.
It's pretty similar for me.
No, not even a little.
It could. It doesn't quite have the same Ad- sound as what's currently popular though.
I like Adrienne best, but Adriana is okay too.
It's pretty similar for me.
No, not even a little.
It could. It doesn't quite have the same Ad- sound as what's currently popular though.
I like Adrienne best, but Adriana is okay too.
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What do you think of Adrienne for a girl? do you think it's dated to the 70s? do you know anyone named Adrienne? I dislike it, I know one girl Adrienne she is nice.
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien? Yes
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne. I like Adrian for a girl.
do you think it will rise again in popularity? No
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna? No
do you pronounce it the same as Adrian and Adrien? Yes
Do you like it spelled Adrian for a girl? I kind of like that. Not so keen on the -enne ending this time for some reason though I like other -enne names like Vivienne. I like Adrian for a girl.
do you think it will rise again in popularity? No
do you prefer Adriana or Adrianna? No
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