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in reply to a message by Perrine
I think Roni's nice; the meaning's lovely, and I like Ro a lot as a nickname for any Ro- name. I'd prefer it to Rowan, which is popular in the US right now.
I've met a Veronica "Ronnie" (she was in her 40s/50s ten years ago) and liked her name. It seems retro to me as a nickname, about like Gwendolyn or Rhonda. I don't like Ronnie as a full name.
I grew up with a female Frankie, and I always thought her name was ugly. I haven't witnessed it being more popular than usual. I've seen Charlie used more since Charlotte has become popular, but I don't like that for girls either, even as a NN (I think I'd actually prefer that one as a full name; it seems less contrived to me that way).
I've met a Veronica "Ronnie" (she was in her 40s/50s ten years ago) and liked her name. It seems retro to me as a nickname, about like Gwendolyn or Rhonda. I don't like Ronnie as a full name.
I grew up with a female Frankie, and I always thought her name was ugly. I haven't witnessed it being more popular than usual. I've seen Charlie used more since Charlotte has become popular, but I don't like that for girls either, even as a NN (I think I'd actually prefer that one as a full name; it seems less contrived to me that way).
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