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I love it.

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It's pretty, elegant, and a palindrome. I think it's awesome, and I don't care how popular it is.

Hannah is okay but nms. First of all, it's way too common and has a completely different feel from Anna which I prefer.

My brother was going to be Hannah if he was a girl. That or Hope. My parents really never got far enough to decide because they found out he was a boy and that ended that discussion. :P

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It's okay. I don't think there's anything wrong with it but I'm really really bored by it and I would never use it. I'd be pretty okay if no one used it for a while, really.

Cuteee!

It isn't horrible, but I don't love it. I just know too many :)

Ewww. Ewww. EWW!

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I absolutely HATE this name. It's wayyy too popular, it looks really ugly, and every girl I've known has been a b*tch. I feel my insides cringe every time I see/ hear this name.

Well Hannah is okay i guess. Reminds me alot of hannah Montana tho

Always loved this name, but I do prefer it in the mn spot.

I don't like it. Just a personal preference. I say this every time someone asks about this name, so people are probably tired of hearing it, but: Hannah always makes me think of chicken soup! And I hate chicken soup! I just don't like Hannah.

Although it's rather popular, I do quite like Hannah. I'd pair it with something with a little more... pizazz, I think, but maybe that's just me. I also quite like the spelling: Hanna, which I think is a little more unusual

I really like Hannah. It's one of the few super popular names I'd use.

I like it...with conditions.

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I like the pronunciation HAH-nah, I really don't like HAN-nah. It's a really popular name around here due to the high Jewish population but they usually pronounce it HAH-nah while everyone else uses HAN-nah. The stricter Jews use Channah which I absolutely love, it has a lot of personality. I grew up learning to do the "ch" sound but I can see how that can pose a problem for a lot of people.

I used to like it until I learned how people around here say it. Honestly, it sounds horrible now.

I wouldn't choose it myself but I quite like it. It's a good name with a long history, it's nice and simple and girly without being frilly, and palindromes are fun.

I really have negative feelings because of associations I have with it. Hannah is my prefered spelling of the name if that helps any. Iknew sisters name Hannah, Hillary, Hailey and Hope

Pretty.

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It's an "everygirl" name to me, in a good way. A few names to be have no restrictions at all in my mind, not about the age that they best suit, the personality they remind me of, the parents I'd expect to choose them, etc. They're just wide open. Hannah is one as are Sara(h), Katie, and Anna. I've met or heard of so many that they defy any sort of initial personal connotation.

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I like them all. I think they're equally pretty with the potential to lend themselves to an awesome combo. The problem with me and Hannah, though, is what I'm doing right now: considering as more of a type than a singular name. It may as well be Katie or Anna or Sara(h); inasmuch as I think they're pretty and pleasant names, they're almost interchangeable for me.

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I love the similar Hania, particularly as a nickname for Johanna.

It's nice but way too common. Kind of depends on when you want to have kids because its popularity seems to be going down a bit. It has a good girl feel and I like that about it.

This message was edited 5/6/2010, 3:17 PM

Yes?

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Hannah is my name. It's ok, I don't love it, don't hate it. There were lots of Hannahs around my age so it's not exactly uncommon.