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Sophie?

by Saffine Grace

1/26/2009, 3:24 AM

Generally, I try to steer clear of the popular and over-used names, but of late I can't help loving the name Sophie. It strikes me as such a versatile name that would suit lots of different types of people, and it has a nice meaning.

What is your personal opinion and impression of Sophie?

Any combos you can suggest?

#Sophie

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- Pink Princess

1/26/2009, 5:30 PM

Love Sophie, always been a fave of mine.

- little emi

1/26/2009, 8:54 AM

This is my littlest sister's name! She's 8. Her full name is Sophie Margaret (after my grandma, the cutest person in the world!!) I love the name Sophie.

- dramaqueen16 +1

1/26/2009, 8:17 AM

I have to say that I prefer Sofiya better. It sould always have the nn of Sophie or Sofi or Sofie, but I think that Sofiya (which is Russian) sounds highly cultured, will probably not become trendy. It's also a place name (spelled without the Y, it's the capital of Bulgaria.) It's easy to pronounce and doesn't look like a "typo-name" to me. Some combos are:
Sofiya Katiana
Sofiya Isadora
Sofiya Anneliese
Sofiya Beatriz
Sofiya Cymbeline
Sofiya Juniper
Sofiya Gisabelle
Sofiya Jane
Sofiya Ariadne
Like any? (:

- Saffine Grace

1/26/2009, 8:25 AM

Sofiya Anneliese and Sofiya Jane sound really nice.
Thanks.
(:

- Sofia +1

1/26/2009, 4:42 AM

I like Sophie, but prefer it as a nn for Sophia/Sofia.

Sophie Josephine
Sophie Sabrina
Sophie Magdalene
Sophie Zahara
Sophie Olivia
Sophie Callista
Sophie Ivana
Sophie Manon
Sophie Rosalie

Lika any?

- Saffine Grace

1/26/2009, 4:46 AM

Hmmm... Sophie Calista is nice.

- Dragon_Clarinet

1/26/2009, 3:39 AM

Prefer Sophia by far. I like Sophia.

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