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WDYTO Korinna?
by LuzDeTuVida
10/4/2009, 9:31 AM
I think I've decided Korinna should go in my third name spot after Nora and Rose. I like the fact that it's German, unusual, and has a beautiful sound. I'd occasionally use the nicknames Kora and Rinn in addition to the full name. Part of the decision was helped by the fact that I was thinking about Kora, but then I realized it rhymed with Nora, so it would be out of the question.Any combo suggestions? Three-name combos are appreciated as well.
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- Shaymin
10/4/2009, 12:01 PM
Korinna is quite pretty. This is actually the original Greek spelling. Korinna Lucy comes to mind.
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- mafiosa
10/4/2009, 11:16 AM
Korinna looks strange to me even though it may be an official German spelling. I've only ever met Corinnas. Anyway, I really love it and the nickname Connie/Konnie. I only like it pronounced ko-RI-nah, though, not ko-REEN-a. That one makes no sense to me.
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- Kelseyyy (--allison--)   +3
10/4/2009, 9:44 AM
Pretty, but I prefer Corinna.
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- Kirushka
10/4/2009, 11:10 AM
Ditto! Korinna looks wrong to me (even though I live in a country where many names are spelled with a K instead of a C).
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- LuzDeTuVida   +1
10/4/2009, 9:50 AM
Yeah. I can see how most people would. But I have a strange aversion to C's unfortunately. And the K is a legit German thing. I hate that K's have gotten a trendy wrap when many times they're culturally justified.
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- Kelseyyy (--allison--)
10/4/2009, 9:50 AM
Well, the K is still nice, too. But if I was writing it down with her standing in front of me, I would instinctively write "Corinna". But the K is still perfectly nice. :)
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