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Help[Opinions] Re: Mildred (etc.)
in reply to a message by clevelandkentevans
Hi !!!
I'm 22 and I'm from Italy.
Mildred is a lovely, soft name imo.
It is simple to write and pronounce also for a non-English-speaker.
I know it was used decades ago but this makes it more fascinating to my eyes.
It is charming, delicate and feminine.
As I'm Italian I never met a real Mildred. I know the most of non-Italian names only because of Internet, books or Tv.
Although I like it I will not consider it for a daughter because I prefer other names (this one is nice but not special).
Milbrey seems to much a surname but Millicent is nice! I like it too! Both are in my PLN.
But it has a differemt vibe than Mildred.
Millicent is metallic, greenish/blue or steel-like. It is strong, spunky and quite aggressive.
Millicent or Mildred? I choose Mildred.
I'm 22 and I'm from Italy.
Mildred is a lovely, soft name imo.
It is simple to write and pronounce also for a non-English-speaker.
I know it was used decades ago but this makes it more fascinating to my eyes.
It is charming, delicate and feminine.
As I'm Italian I never met a real Mildred. I know the most of non-Italian names only because of Internet, books or Tv.
Although I like it I will not consider it for a daughter because I prefer other names (this one is nice but not special).
Milbrey seems to much a surname but Millicent is nice! I like it too! Both are in my PLN.
But it has a differemt vibe than Mildred.
Millicent is metallic, greenish/blue or steel-like. It is strong, spunky and quite aggressive.
Millicent or Mildred? I choose Mildred.
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