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Christina is a lovely name.

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Kristina is fine, though I prefer the Ch-

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Krystyna, etc., is fine from the point of view of being of a particular language, but in my context, I think it just comes across as unpleasantly trendy.

I used to absolutely love the name Christina, and I still find it gorgeous! However, I must say, I now prefer the Kristina spelling...but I still love Christina! I'm not a fan of Krystyna in English, but I do love the look!

My favourite spelling is Kristina, it's different without being too out there. Christina takes silver and I'm not really a fan of Krystyna. It's fine as a Polish name, though.

I prefer Christina to Christine and to all the K + y spellings. However, two of my great=grandmothers were named Christiana, so if I'd had enough daughters, I'd have used it as a mn in spite of not being religious myself. Those old ladies were, and that's what counts.

Christina then Kristina

I prefer Kristina.

I like Christina the best.

Krystyna is really cool. I love that it looks like something a dramatic goth teenager would come up with, but it's actually just Polish. I think I saw somewhere that it's actually kind of a common name for middle aged women there.

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Kristina is nice, that's my middle name and I appreciate it sometimes. There's something refreshing about the K spelling every now and then. But I think Christina is still my favourite. It's classic.

Kristina, but that's probably because it's my sister's name. Christina would be my second choice. I dislike Krystyna or any other variants other than the first two. The Y's give me a headache

Krystyna