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in reply to a message by Perrine
I prefer Rachael to Rachel. I pronounce them the same way.
I think the people who would have used Rach(a)el will still do so; it's sufficiently classic for that.
What I dislike about it is the way it morphs into Ray.
I prefer Rebecca, partly I suppose because I prefer its nns.
I think the people who would have used Rach(a)el will still do so; it's sufficiently classic for that.
What I dislike about it is the way it morphs into Ray.
I prefer Rebecca, partly I suppose because I prefer its nns.
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