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Re: Nina and Mila
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I rather like them. I like short names as well. I pronounce them the same as you. MY-la sounds redneck trashy. MEE-la sounds cute. My problem would be the actresses with the names--Mila Kunis and Nina Dobrev. I like Mila Kunis fine but she's pretty popular now and I wouldn't want it to seem like I named my kid after her. Nina Dobrev is... well, IDK. She's in "Perks of Being a Wallflower." She's the older sister, if you've seen that.
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I didn't even know about Nina Dobrev, but I just googled her. Looks like she was on a vampire TV series. I hope not too many people know her by name. But I think Mila and Nina are still not too tied to the actresses because they're not that unusual. At least I hope so.
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I think if Nina Dobrev remains on the lower scale of tv (a show on a little station and one movie that I know of off the top of my head) you wouldn't have any issues. Mila Kunis is huge but honestly I always think of her as "Mila Kunis" almost like MilaKunis is her name. Sometimes I have to stop and think that her first name is actually Mila. Did that make sense?
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