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No. It's prissy without being cool. I feel that it is a bit... roughly constructed. Anna + lisa oh wow.

I like it as much as I like any name that seems based on very "standard" names like Anna and Elisabeth. It's pretty and a lot lighter than many four syllable names are.
I'd slightly prefer it hyphenated, to get rid of the nal part. Anna-Lisa, or Ana-Lisa to get the AH-na prn instead of ANN-a.

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I like it alright.

No. It's inconveniently long and frilly and looks like Analyser. Anneliese, which sounds much the same, is an improvement - probably because it's the default spelling where I live - but I still wouldn't use it. I'd rather stay with Anne (or Anna) plus Elizabeth and let the nns happen, though they probably wouldn't.

Pretty, but I prefer Anneliese personally. And this name looks much better with two ls then one, I thought Analise and Analiece always looked wrong because of the first 4 letters.

I don't hate it, but I find it a bit too girly. Some people don't mind that, of course.

I do like Annalisa very much. I also like Anneliese pronounced the German way, however, I feel Annalisa would be easier to live with in an English-speaking culture.

I do like Annalisa. I like that it is a strong, yet feminine name and that it also has the potential for several MNs depending on the temperament/personality of the person.