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Giselle Margeaux
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I prefer the meaning of Gabrielle, but I also enjoy how Giselle is reminiscent of gazelle. Either way, I agree with people below who prefer Margaux.
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Gabrielle, 10000%!
Even though I know it’s not pronounced exactly the same, all I can think of is gazelle. Could be a worse animal to be associated with, I know!
Even though I know it’s not pronounced exactly the same, all I can think of is gazelle. Could be a worse animal to be associated with, I know!
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Gabrielle, hands down.
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Gabrielle
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They are both gorgeous but my preference is Giselle / Gisele.
One note: Margeaux would be pronounced with a soft G in French because of the E following it. Are you sure you don't mean Margaux, with a hard G? The Margaux region in France produces wine and was the inspiration for Margaux Hemingway's name. :0)
One note: Margeaux would be pronounced with a soft G in French because of the E following it. Are you sure you don't mean Margaux, with a hard G? The Margaux region in France produces wine and was the inspiration for Margaux Hemingway's name. :0)
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Thank you, @Bear. That’s why it’s been so difficult. Thanks for the education on the French pronunciation. We want to pronounce it the same as Margo or Margot, just not as fond of those spellings.
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:0)
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