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in reply to a message by Perrine
I pronounce Isabel, Isabelle and Isobel all the same.
Isabelle would be my choice because I would be more likely to use Belle as a nickname than Izzy and this spelling lends itself to that more obviously - though as mentioned above there is absolutely no variation in pronunciation.
I see Isabel as more refined and Isabelle as frillier.
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Isabelle would be my choice because I would be more likely to use Belle as a nickname than Izzy and this spelling lends itself to that more obviously - though as mentioned above there is absolutely no variation in pronunciation.
I see Isabel as more refined and Isabelle as frillier.
English Au Pair in Massachusetts with https://www.aupairinamerica.com/
** Lots new and unrated **
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870?sort=gender&pop=ew
Top ~ Jack (b) and Juliet (g)
Bottom ~ Major (b), Morgan (g) and Kade (b)
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