Serena or Selena?
These are two names that I love. But which one do you prefer?
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I like both about the same, but my vote goes to Selena.
Serena
It just sounds prettier to me.
It just sounds prettier to me.
Serena
Serena.
I love both too, but Serena wins because Selina (as I always imagine the spelling, the name of a famous British aristocrat, Lady Selina Hastings) has a slight hint of semolina pudding (the stuff of Brit school dinners!).
On the other hand, Selene pronounced with three syllables as the Greeks intended (like the endings of Penelope, Daphne and the British pronunciation of Irene) is absolutely heavenly!
On the other hand, Selene pronounced with three syllables as the Greeks intended (like the endings of Penelope, Daphne and the British pronunciation of Irene) is absolutely heavenly!
I love both too, but Serena wins because Selina (as I always imagine the spelling, the name of a famous British aristocrat, Lady Selina Hastings) has a slight hint of semolina pudding (the stuff of Brit school dinners!).
On the other hand, Selene pronounced with three syllables as the Greeks intended (like the endings of Penelope, Daphne and the British pronunciation of Irene) is absolutely heavenly!
On the other hand, Selene pronounced with three syllables as the Greeks intended (like the endings of Penelope, Daphne and the British pronunciation of Irene) is absolutely heavenly!
Serena
Selena
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:)
Serena
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:-)
Serena. Prefer the sound & look.
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I don't like either, but I'd have to go with Serena.
Both are nice, but I slightly prefer Selena. :)
Serena :)