My name is Joanne, and yes it's not too popular these days but I like that. I haven't always liked it but now I love it, you don't find Joanne around the corner everywhere.
Unpopular opinion but I like this name more than Joanna to be honest.
― Anonymous User 1/30/2024
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I really love the name Joanne it so simple yet so pretty and I only know one girl named Joanne. But I don't know which name I like more Joanne or Joanna it's hard because they're both awesome names.
I absolutely love this name. Very sweet, pretty and graceful.
― Anonymous User 11/19/2020
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My name's Joanne and I like it. I get complimented on it quite a lot and it really fits my personality. I go by Jo or Joanne and I love both.
― Anonymous User 11/11/2020
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Very pretty and sweet sounding. Unique and not too common to see a few at each class, which is an advantage.
― Anonymous User 11/5/2020
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A beautiful girl name with a beautiful meaning and sounding. Has a soft pronunciation of “J” in French and nice meanings in other languages too. This name reminds me of kind and sexy ladies and cute girls.
Joanne is such a pretty name. I love its pronunciation and written form. It’s an ageless name, and every Joanne that I’ve met, adult, teenager or little girl, regardless of their age, were so sweet and smart. The first baby girl born in Canada in 2020 was named Joanne. This name and its variations have been very popular in the UK and British royal family, Joan of England, Joan lady of Wales. Joanne of Austria. It’s the top of my list.
This name is so ugly. It is the ugliest sounding name out there. Jo-Anne. Reminds me of Yo Adrian. It reminds me of an unsophisticated person from the Bronx. It is so unbelievably plain and manly. I do not mean to be mean but admit it, this is not a sophisticated name. And it sounds so masculine "Hey Jo-anne. C'mere." It is just trashy. Who wants Joe in the middle of their name if they aren't a guy? Sorry but this name is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY overused I am glad it is out of fashion.
This is the ugliest sounding and written name I have ever heard. It is so MANLY. The JO part of it is just so ugly. And Anne at the end is so plain. I just think this name has no creativity whatsoever involved and it is not musical at all. Jo-anne. Yo Adrian. That is what it reminds me of- the Bronx. Who wants JOE in their name if she is a woman?
Although this name isn't near as pretty as Joanna or Johanna, it's much prettier than plain and dull Joan.
― Anonymous User 8/12/2017
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Joanne is such a pretty name, and currently underused. The nickname Jo is cute. Joanne and Joanna are both lovely, and were popular names for my own generation. They actually seem comparatively fresh now.
This is my name. Many people spell it wrong but there are many variations. Yes, it can get annoying but you correct it and move on with your day. Mine is JoAnne. Two capitals no space or hyphen and an "e" at the end. The fact that the name isn't used much anymore is fine with me. Too "country"? What does that even mean? It's a name. There is a song Joanne by Michael Nesmith of the Monkees also.
I generally prefer Joan, as it sounds much more sophisticated in a simpler way. Joanne, however, is a nice name too; very graceful, very sweet sounding.
Joanne Whalley (born August 25, 1961) is a British actress. She plays Vannozza dei Cattanei (Lucrezia Borgia's mother) on The Borgias. She also used to be married to Val Kilmer.
This name is pretty, but despite the Jo Rowling connection, I still see this as a bit of a "country name" Joanne isn't nearly as pretty as Joanna, which itself isn't even as pretty as the stunning Johanna.