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HelpRe: LÉA
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I don't like it. It's incredibly common here in Germany and I'm quite bored of it. My mom is French and whenever we go to France to visit relatives I meet heaps of girls named Léa as well. It's usually spelled Léa in France and Lea in Germany (here in Germany we pronounce it LAY-ah).
I also really dislike its meanings. It has several of them and all of them are bad.
I also really dislike its meanings. It has several of them and all of them are bad.
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I dislike it since I have heard this funny french song named Lea. It is about a girl who can never decide what she wants and the singer is making fun of the poor girl.
Otherwise I would not use it either, just because of the mispronunciations.
Otherwise I would not use it either, just because of the mispronunciations.
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