Dennis
Thoughts?
We have quite a few residents with the name and I'm liking it.
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We have quite a few residents with the name and I'm liking it.
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I prefer Dennis because I'm never sure if Denis should have the French pronunciation or not. I like Dennis, but not enough to use; the only person I've known with this name was a Denis, and a good friend years ago though we've lost touch now.
I greatly prefer either Dennis or Denis to Denise. For some reason, here in South Africa it is always pronounced deNEES rather than deNEEZ.
I greatly prefer either Dennis or Denis to Denise. For some reason, here in South Africa it is always pronounced deNEES rather than deNEEZ.
I don't care for it and not to be crude but Denis is too close to another word in spelling. In handwriting, a "D" could easily be mistaken for a "P" so I'd use two "D"s
I think it's boring. Very dated.
I used to watch a guy by the name of DenisDaily on YouTube almost religiously a few years ago. He’s instinctively who I think of when I see/hear this name. He a good guy.
That being said, I actually like Dennis but I think I prefer Denis... I don’t know. They both look good. I would be happy to consider Dennis for a boy one day if a partner loved it, but on my own, I’d say it’s a good name.
Dennis Connor
Dennis Dominique
Dennis Hector
Dennis Henry
Dennis Isadore
Dennis Aiden
Dennis Maximilian
Dennis Evander
Dennis Apollo
Dennis Xavier
Dennis Fabian
Dennis Levi
Dennis Leo
Dennis Chance
That being said, I actually like Dennis but I think I prefer Denis... I don’t know. They both look good. I would be happy to consider Dennis for a boy one day if a partner loved it, but on my own, I’d say it’s a good name.
Dennis Connor
Dennis Dominique
Dennis Hector
Dennis Henry
Dennis Isadore
Dennis Aiden
Dennis Maximilian
Dennis Evander
Dennis Apollo
Dennis Xavier
Dennis Fabian
Dennis Levi
Dennis Leo
Dennis Chance
I wouldn't be surprised if Dennis starts getting more popular in the next couple of decades. It's a very affable, approachable, "backyard BBQ" kind of name and it's definitely becoming more retro, which makes it seem fresh again.
I don't think it's a good name, sorry. It sounds like dentist.
It's very much a grandfatherly name, but then those are in fashion (Arthur, Freddie, Theodore etc). That said I have always thought Dennis is a very friendly name.
I like it. It's alright but then it's so cool and very nice. I prefer Denis too.
I'd pronounce them differently though. The Turkish men I know named Denis pronounce their name more like Denise.
okay