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I'd be delighted! Of course, there may be just a little bit of bias there ...
I got Anne as a mn after my father's mother (Sarah Anne. Glad I avoided the Sarah.) and used it as the second mn for my daughter. But none of us ever used it in daily life. It's an elderly name now, and Anna has a younger vibe. I don't mind Anna at all, but there are pronunciation issues where I live, and Anne (with an -e!) is somehow neater and tidier.
I got Anne as a mn after my father's mother (Sarah Anne. Glad I avoided the Sarah.) and used it as the second mn for my daughter. But none of us ever used it in daily life. It's an elderly name now, and Anna has a younger vibe. I don't mind Anna at all, but there are pronunciation issues where I live, and Anne (with an -e!) is somehow neater and tidier.
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