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HelpChristina, Sophia, Juliana (m)
Which would you choose, and why?
What would you use as a middle name?
If you had to use a nickname, what would it be?
**After supposedly dying on January 30, 2007 after eating tainted pancakes, she returned several times as an angel and was revealed to be alive on May 17, 2011. )**
What would you use as a middle name?
If you had to use a nickname, what would it be?
**After supposedly dying on January 30, 2007 after eating tainted pancakes, she returned several times as an angel and was revealed to be alive on May 17, 2011. )**
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I'd choose Christina; it's in or near my top 10 anyway. If I had to choose a nn, it'd be Tina or maybe Christa, though I'd rather just use the full name,and while I like those nns, if I wanted to use them I'd just give them as the full names. I prefer Kristina, I think.
I never liked Juliana, it's overly fancy, and Sophia is all right but always makes me think of soap. And I really don't like the nn Sophie, which is so prissy and posh.
I never liked Juliana, it's overly fancy, and Sophia is all right but always makes me think of soap. And I really don't like the nn Sophie, which is so prissy and posh.
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Sophia
It's calm and collected, and "wisdom" is a wonderful meaning.
Sophia Calypso, nicknamed Sophie.
It's calm and collected, and "wisdom" is a wonderful meaning.
Sophia Calypso, nicknamed Sophie.
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Not Christina. I'm not remotely Christian and it would seem inappropriate. But, Christiana is a family name twice over, so if I had to use a Chris- name, that would be the one; mn only.
And not Juliana either. I knew one who went by Julie, which is shorter and neater and tidier - Juliana is right over the top! - but the only Juli- name I enjoy is Juliet, and then only as a mn.
Which leaves Sophia. I pronounce it soFEYEa, not soFEEa. And my friend's daughter, who is a red-head, goes by Phia, which is great because it sounds like Fire! I'd use it too - we live in different towns.
Sophia Juliet or Sophia Christiana would both work.
More likely:
Sophia Gillian
Sophia Margaret
Sophia Clare
Sophia Cecily
And not Juliana either. I knew one who went by Julie, which is shorter and neater and tidier - Juliana is right over the top! - but the only Juli- name I enjoy is Juliet, and then only as a mn.
Which leaves Sophia. I pronounce it soFEYEa, not soFEEa. And my friend's daughter, who is a red-head, goes by Phia, which is great because it sounds like Fire! I'd use it too - we live in different towns.
Sophia Juliet or Sophia Christiana would both work.
More likely:
Sophia Gillian
Sophia Margaret
Sophia Clare
Sophia Cecily
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I love Juliana a lot, I like Sophia, I dislike Christina.
Juliana nn Juli or Julie or Jules is all groovy to me.
Juliana Maria Benedetta today, that's called jazz baby
Juliana nn Juli or Julie or Jules is all groovy to me.
Juliana Maria Benedetta today, that's called jazz baby
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I might choose Christina just because I’m sick of the other two. Juliana is over the top.
So Christina. One of my closest friends is a Christina and she goes by the full name. She’s made me like it a lot more.
Christina Frances
I prefer the name in full but if I had to choose a nickname, I’d pick Kit.
So Christina. One of my closest friends is a Christina and she goes by the full name. She’s made me like it a lot more.
Christina Frances
I prefer the name in full but if I had to choose a nickname, I’d pick Kit.
This message was edited 10/1/2021, 7:25 PM
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Wow you really bombed this question
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