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in reply to a message by RDNZL
It's dated, but not seriously so; it was never so popular that it got linked to a particular decade.
That said, I don't like it. Diana flows better, and doesn't seem to attract the really whiney diYAN sound. But both have Di as their obvious nn, and it isn't the most cheerful monosyllable.
That said, I don't like it. Diana flows better, and doesn't seem to attract the really whiney diYAN sound. But both have Di as their obvious nn, and it isn't the most cheerful monosyllable.
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