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I love Jacqueline especially spelled like this.

It's very dated. I'd expect someone with the name to have been born between 1940 and 1960. It's got a great sound though, but only in French. I really don't like it as JACK-er-linn.

I think it's pretty. One side of it seems elegant and silver-screeny, but the other side is very 70's-80's girl-next-door-y. Either way, pleasant.

I love Jacqueline, but only pn JACK-kwe-len.

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Can't stand names like Jackalyn, Jaclyn, etc.

Cheerful little blonde 1960s-1970s giggly party animal. Probably pronounces it Jack-wi-leen. Will become a typist, get married, have 2,4 kids and take the dog for a walk on Saturdays.

I kind of like it, but the Jackie nickname doesn't do much for me. Maybe that's the reason why my momma decided not to name me Jacqueline...

It's a middle-aged lady's name to me.

I like Jacqueline but dislike what seems to be the inevitable nickname of Jackie. For that reason I would never use it.

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I despise such spelling variations as Jaclyn and such.

I think the (2 syllable) French pronunciation is beautiful, but I really dislike the English pronunciations.

I find it very, very pretty.