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It's all right, much better than the harsh Cora. I like it pronounced cor-RIN.

This message was edited 11/20/2017, 3:53 PM

I love it! It's an old favorite of mine. Very beautiful.

Usually I don't like two-syllable -een or -ine names, but Corinne appeals to me mildly. I prefer Karen with a European pronunciation (KAHrin), but Corinne is nicer than Corinna. I wouldn't use it myself, but nor would I mind if I met several - I've only ever known one, the little sister of an Elaine, who was very pleasant.

I really like it. It’s a good, uncommon name, but “normal” enough to not raise eyebrows. Plus, every Corinne I’ve met has been wonderful, so that helps.

I’ve always thought it was lovely. I prefer the co-RIN pronunciation to the co-REEN pronunciation by a bit.

I like Corinne, its better then Corrina. I like the nickname Corrie too. I prefer Cora, though

I love it! It's nice and soft, and I like the nn Cori as well. Corinna is also a good name.

This message was edited 11/19/2017, 10:13 AM

Hi !!!!

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I much prefer Kore, Corinna or Cora to it.

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But it was a surprise when I found that Corinne is nowadays the most used of all forms of this name in Italy.

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Infact in 2015 were born 19 Corinna (the usual Italian variant)...and 27 Corinne!

I like it! I'd love to see it used more. It's also a nice middle name option- has that emphasis on the second syllable like common mns Marie, Joanne, Elise, etc.