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What are your opinions of this name? And most imporatnly, what kind of girl/women do you picture when you hear the name? It is too unusual for a girl in America? How does it sound with Andreas Peter "Ace" and Julian Edgar "Jed"?
Also, what nns can you think of? Beyond the obsvious Sassy.
Possible combos:
Saskia Maren
Saskia Elizabeth
Saskia Renee
Saskia Isabel
Also, what nns can you think of? Beyond the obsvious Sassy.
Possible combos:
Saskia Maren
Saskia Elizabeth
Saskia Renee
Saskia Isabel
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Saskia is absolutely gorgeous! I LOVE it!
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I really like Saskia and all Saskias I ever met were confident girls and very friendly. I think Saskia Maren and Saskia Isabel are cute!
For a nickname... How about Sky or Skye? I don't like those as full first names but I think they'd make awesome nicknames and since you like the not so obvious nicknames... ;)
For a nickname... How about Sky or Skye? I don't like those as full first names but I think they'd make awesome nicknames and since you like the not so obvious nicknames... ;)
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I love Saskia, but I prefer it with a soft S and I'm not sure if that's legitimate or not...
I like the nn Saski. Actually, the main reason I like Saskia is because of a book character named Saski (or was it Saaski?) Something like that. Anyway, a shorter nn to sit in with Ace and Jed could be Kia.
I like Saskia Isabel, and Saskia Maren.
I like the nn Saski. Actually, the main reason I like Saskia is because of a book character named Saski (or was it Saaski?) Something like that. Anyway, a shorter nn to sit in with Ace and Jed could be Kia.
I like Saskia Isabel, and Saskia Maren.
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A soft 'S' would be exactly the right way to pronounce it (ZAHZ-kee-ah)! In German most 'S' sounds are pronounced like the English 'Z' :)
This message was edited 12/5/2010, 11:51 PM
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I mixed up hard and soft, maybe... I meant to say that it's supposed to be ZAHZ-kee-ah but I always waht to say SAHS-kee-ah.
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Well, you'd get away with it in the US ;)
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I love it. So spunky and girly. Cute nn potential (Sassy, Kia). I don't live in the US so I'm not sure how unusual it is there, porbably slightly less unusual here in Aus than it is there- it's not unusual to see it in the BA's here.
It sounds just fine with your boys names. If I had to name another girl to go along with the set, I'd pick Annika or Freya.
Sasky, Kia, Sass?
I like Saskia Maren, Saskia Elizabeth and Saskia Renee. Too much s sound in Saskia Isabel.
It sounds just fine with your boys names. If I had to name another girl to go along with the set, I'd pick Annika or Freya.
Sasky, Kia, Sass?
I like Saskia Maren, Saskia Elizabeth and Saskia Renee. Too much s sound in Saskia Isabel.
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I've encountered the name Saskia twice. Both girls are about 20 years old, and American. I think it's interesting, not too out there. I get the impression that the bearer would be refined, kind of quirky, and outgoing. I like it with both your boys combos.
Nicknames:
Kia (but that might remind people of the car company)
Zak or Zaki (with Zak pronounced like "Zach")
Combos:
Saskia Ellen
Saskia Rachel
Saskia Grace
Saskia Pearl
Nicknames:
Kia (but that might remind people of the car company)
Zak or Zaki (with Zak pronounced like "Zach")
Combos:
Saskia Ellen
Saskia Rachel
Saskia Grace
Saskia Pearl
This message was edited 12/5/2010, 8:08 PM
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I've recently discovered it and I really like it. I don't think it would be too unusual for a girl in America, I would use it and I live in Canada.
Sas and Sassy are adorable NNs but you could always use Kia too.
Saskia Maren is very cute
Personally, my favorite combo is Saskia Eloise.
Sas and Sassy are adorable NNs but you could always use Kia too.
Saskia Maren is very cute
Personally, my favorite combo is Saskia Eloise.
This message was edited 12/5/2010, 7:56 PM
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