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Twins Heidi & Liesl?
by Amanda Frances
10/13/2006, 7:51 PM
What do you think of the pair?
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- Lea (TheColourPurple)
10/15/2006, 7:42 AM
a little bit too much for me. ;)just for clarification:-Heidi is a traditional Swiss name and the title of a book by Johanna Spyri, Switzerland's most famous children's book author.
-Liesl on the other hand is a short form of Elisabeth and it is/was mostly used in Germany.
-"Lederhosen": They were worn by men of the Alpine and surrounding regions, including Austria, the highlands and mountains of Southern Germany (Bavaria) and the German-speaking part of Italy known as South Tyrol, but not in Switzerland.
Today they are a traditional form of clothing worn only to folk festivals.
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- glukumalon   +1
10/14/2006, 3:45 PM
A little too Alps themed (?) to meI like both names, but they remind me of Heidi (the book/movie) and the Sound of Music, so unless you plan on dressing them in lederhosen . . .
.Catherine Ann Genevieve.
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- lilbabylaura101
10/15/2006, 2:08 PM
Totally Agree.Unless your last name is Von Trapp (and if it is, what an honor!), I suggest picking one or the other and finding another name to go with it. Both names are pretty on their own, and totally underused.
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- Eilis (Suibhne)
10/14/2006, 11:14 AM
A bit too much.I picture two rosy-cheeked little girls with ringlets skipping arm-in-arm with baskets of flowers or something. Together they're idyllic in a cheesy sort of way. To me they're two little storybook names that are sort of a saccharine overload together.

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- hawaiigirl500
10/14/2006, 11:03 AM
I love Liesl when I hear it I think of THe sound of music. ( thats my fave movie) Heidi is alright
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- lezzie
10/14/2006, 10:37 AM
Love Liesl!
--Laura--
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- Mommy2B
10/14/2006, 9:36 AM
Cute! I love Liesl
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- DLB
10/14/2006, 4:54 AM
Kind of cute. I don't really like Liesl though, Heidi is nice. They go well together.
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- rainbow_Maya   +1
10/14/2006, 3:49 AM
If they ever came to Germany they would be laughed at so much...
Heidi is very uncommon in younger generations ans Liesl is hardly ever used at all. Only as a nn for Lisa when someone is making fun of the person.
I don't even like the names on their own... sorry!
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- sunshine-babe
10/14/2006, 11:01 AM
Ditto
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- Cecilia (swang928)
10/14/2006, 2:17 AM
I'm not fan for Heidi and Liesl separately, but they match much more nicely than I could have imagined!Mom to Olivia Megan & Aunt to Joseph, Michelle, Erica and EddieLilypie 2nd Birthday Ticker
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- Pink Princess
10/13/2006, 11:23 PM
I love it, they sound great together. Very nice.
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- Isla
10/13/2006, 10:46 PM
I'm not crazy about Heidi but I do like Liesl, and they match very nicely, I think, without being too cutesy together. So if you like both, then I think they make a great pair.
~Heather~
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- Nikida
10/13/2006, 8:48 PM
I love the name Heidi. Just one of my faves that won't go away. But Liesl with it is a bit much.
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- Chrisell
10/13/2006, 8:05 PM
Love both, gorgeous twin set!
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- KMF   +1
10/13/2006, 7:58 PM
Love Heidi, dislike Liesl
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- gigibee (guest)
10/13/2006, 9:01 PM
ditto
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- Claire H   +2
10/13/2006, 7:57 PM
Very, um, Swiss. Separately they're fine and pretty, but together it makes me think someone wanted to make a musical combining Heidi and The Sound of Music but settled for naming their twin daughters Heidi and Liesl instead :P
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- Isla   +1
10/13/2006, 10:47 PM
Swiss, perhaps, but I automatically think Austrian or German
~Heather~
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- Chrisell
10/13/2006, 10:54 PM
All three speak German . . .. . . so there's not much difference really.I can understand thinking German or Austrian for Liesl, but the most famous literary Heidi is Swiss.
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- Megan (guest)   +1
10/13/2006, 7:56 PM
I think it's cute but to pull it off but would require some ethnic ancestry. Are they Swedish?
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- Chrisell
10/13/2006, 8:05 PM
Swedish? Lol, I think you mean Swiss.
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