Comments (Personal Impression Only)
Don't like this spelling.
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In regard to the other comment, it really depends on the language you speak. In English, plenty of words end with -ene and have the long E rather than the short E. Polystyrene, intervene, gene, obscene... there are many others. In French, though -ene would certainly be pronounced with the short E.
That said, I think Francine looks more "correct," too. I prefer Francine. But I wouldn't be confused about how to pronounce Francene if I were in the U.S. or another mainly English-speaking country.
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That said, I think Francine looks more "correct," too. I prefer Francine. But I wouldn't be confused about how to pronounce Francene if I were in the U.S. or another mainly English-speaking country.
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This name looks misspelt. It looks like it should be pronounced Fran-CEN instead of Fran-CEEN. Vowels are supposed to mean something in a name, not just be substituted at whim.
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