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I think it’s really nice, though more so in the French pronunciation Chlo-ay than the English one Chloee.
It’s popular but not exceedingly so where I am.
It’s popular but not exceedingly so where I am.
This message was edited 3/1/2021, 1:04 AM
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I love it. I like it paired with Juliette.
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Sure!
Nice sound and nice meaning.
Nice sound and nice meaning.
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Love it
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Not atrocious, but not perfect either. It's not used in my country, that's why I'm not tired of it. I Iike it with le tréma -- Chloё.
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Pretty, it's just sad how popular it got. It looks like the popularity is going down, but I'd wait 15 years.
Pretty, it's just sad how popular it got. It looks like the popularity is going down, but I'd wait 15 years.
This message was edited 3/3/2021, 7:48 AM
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I like it very much in theory, but it got too popular, too quickly in practice and needs a break.
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No
No more Chloes are allowed. It needs a rest.
No more Chloes are allowed. It needs a rest.
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...but you chose Chloe as your new name...? *confused*
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I picked my new name so fast that I honestly didn't think about current popularity. I remember checking the popularity of Chloe for the year of my birth and focusing on that, only. I was in a panic, what can I say.
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Meh. I have nothing against it, but have negative personal associations with it
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