Message: "Coralie & Corinna"

Coralie & Corinna

by jrs

1/6/2011, 8:50 PM

What do you think about Coralie pronounced Cora-lye and Corinna pronounced Core-in-uh? Felicity is the latest name we have picked, but I can't stop looking at names to make sure it's the right one for our daughter.

#Coralie #Corinna

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- Orsino (bananarama)

1/7/2011, 9:26 AM

I like both names, but if I had to choose, I'd pick Coralie. I also like Coral.

This message was edited 1/7/2011, 9:27 AM

- Elena

1/7/2011, 3:39 AM

Both are nice names. I have no problem with Corinna being pronounced either way, however, the 'lye' in Coralie just seems wrong to me.

- Anneza

1/6/2011, 10:15 PM

I like Corinna and also Corinne; the poem Corinna's Gone A-Maying is delightful!

Coralye? Nope. I've always enjoyed Coralie with, approximately, the French pronunciation (co ra lee).

That said, I really like Felicity, and Felicity Corinna could be wonderfully distinctive if you haven't got a mn lined up.

- Julia (JuliaF) +2

1/6/2011, 8:53 PM

Corinna is lovely, but will get misheard and misspelled an awful lot (Karen, Corrina, Karina, Carina, etc). I really like Coralie pronounced COR-ah-lee, but would never think to say it with a -lye ending. I don't think that's a legit pronunciation, since Coralie is French.

This message was edited 1/6/2011, 8:57 PM

- jrs +1

1/6/2011, 8:57 PM

Someone ruined Cora-lee for me when they said it sounds like orally. I never even thought of that.

- Julia (JuliaF)

1/6/2011, 8:58 PM

Well, that's not a good reason to use the wrong pronunciation. :/ I would never think of orally, but if it bothers you, would you prefer just Cora?

- guru (BBH)

1/6/2011, 8:53 PM

I'd go with Felicity. I prefer Corinne to Corinna, and simple Cora to the overstated Coralie.

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