New Post
Search
HelpRe: Annabeth
in reply to a message by Perrine
Annabeth - I might use it as a nn for Elizabeth Anne, but not otherwise, and probably not at all.
Annabel - I'd use it. It's my favourite of all these, but it's probably a bit too fancy and flowery for me IRL.
Annalisa - and Anneliese: both such cliches where I live, I'd avoid them at all costs.
Annalena - clumsy and lumpy.
Annarose - I picked a daisy, a violet, Annarose. No, really!
Annarosa - Maybe OK in Spanish? Not otherwise.
Annemarie - Slightly better than Maryanne, but, where I live anyway, the pronunciation isn't clear: could be Annmarie or Annamarie.
Anneliese
Annabel - I'd use it. It's my favourite of all these, but it's probably a bit too fancy and flowery for me IRL.
Annalisa - and Anneliese: both such cliches where I live, I'd avoid them at all costs.
Annalena - clumsy and lumpy.
Annarose - I picked a daisy, a violet, Annarose. No, really!
Annarosa - Maybe OK in Spanish? Not otherwise.
Annemarie - Slightly better than Maryanne, but, where I live anyway, the pronunciation isn't clear: could be Annmarie or Annamarie.
Anneliese
This message was edited 8/11/2020, 12:42 AM
Archived Thread - replies disabled
1