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What a lovely diminutive of Joanna! I might use Joanna as a middle name if I ever have a daughter. :)
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Why does this name have a popularity section of Asia(1)? It should be popularity of Joanna in Poland.
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I really think some things here need explanation. Firstly, no one in Poland would name their child Asia. It's always Joanna. "-sia" is typical ending for pet forms of girls' names in Poland. So there's Joasia and then Asia.
Also, the pronunciation isn't similar to the word "Asia" (meaning continent) in English. So I fail to see a problem here.
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Also, the pronunciation isn't similar to the word "Asia" (meaning continent) in English. So I fail to see a problem here.
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How in the hell is Asia a dimunitive form of Joanna? There is no possible correlation between the two.
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There is a correlation between Joanna and Asia. Asia is a shortened form of another diminutive: Joasia.
And in Polish this name has nothing in common with the continent, which is Azja.
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And in Polish this name has nothing in common with the continent, which is Azja.
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I have a sad friend that bears this name. She tells everybody that it's just her nickname. Some advice: think long & hard before naming your child after a continent.
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Asia Vieira, an actress, probably best known as Delia from The Omen IV: The Awakening.
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It is sort of a pretty name but, I personally wouldn't name my daughter that. It is funny, naming your child after a continent.
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Nothing to do with the continent in Polish. Asia is always a nickname for Joanna, and is pronounced Asha. The continent Asia in Polish is Azja.
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Scripts: Азия (Russian)
Russian Pronunciation: az-YEE-ə.