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WDYT of the name Tangina?
She’s a character from the “Poltergeist” movies.
She’s a character from the “Poltergeist” movies.
This message was edited 6/20/2021, 5:15 AM
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Tang ina is the word for "motherf***er" in Filipino/Tagalog
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Make me think of “tangerine”. I’ll pass.
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Reminds me way too much of Tangerine. It reminds me of Clementine, as a matter of fact.
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She freaked me out so much when I was little!
It doesn't work. It sounds like an ugly mixture of the words "tangerine", "tan", "angina", "vagina", "anger" etc.
It doesn't work. It sounds like an ugly mixture of the words "tangerine", "tan", "angina", "vagina", "anger" etc.
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Me too. The entire movie freaked me out as a kid— especially that clown scene.
That said I don’t like the name. I don’t care for it pronounced Tan GEE nuh TAHN gee nuh or even worse Tan GYE nuh
That said I don’t like the name. I don’t care for it pronounced Tan GEE nuh TAHN gee nuh or even worse Tan GYE nuh
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She freaked me out too (-;
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It makes me cringe, genuinely. I think it’s really ugly. I don’t know how to pronounce it either, but I figure tan-gee-na? I don’t like a lot of -gina names, they all seem rather dated to me.
Tan-jie-na would be worse…*puke*
But maybe it’s ton-, like Tonya?
Either way, I don’t like it at all.
Tan-jie-na would be worse…*puke*
But maybe it’s ton-, like Tonya?
Either way, I don’t like it at all.
This message was edited 6/20/2021, 6:56 AM
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In the movies, it was pronounced Tan-jee-nah.
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Don't really like it
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I once knew a Tangela, so Tangina doesn't surprise me. However, both names sound like orange-flavored drinks.
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