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HelpRe: Julia, Julie, Juliana and Juliet (more)
in reply to a message by Perrine
1. Julia - nice
2. Juliana - okay; it's Julia with frill
3. Juliet - okay; I like it in theory (maybe more if I was French?), but it sounds a bit contrived/romanticized to me IRL because of Romeo and Juliet
4. Julie - okay as a NN, sounds dated as a full name (pretty, though)
I'd assume Giulia / Giuliana has Italian heritage; if not, that spelling seems needlessly confusing in the US.
2. Juliana - okay; it's Julia with frill
3. Juliet - okay; I like it in theory (maybe more if I was French?), but it sounds a bit contrived/romanticized to me IRL because of Romeo and Juliet
4. Julie - okay as a NN, sounds dated as a full name (pretty, though)
I'd assume Giulia / Giuliana has Italian heritage; if not, that spelling seems needlessly confusing in the US.
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