Comments (Personal Impression Only)
I like both Ladonna and Madonna... Spelled exactly as that! To add some clarity and perspective; to intentionally spell Ladonna as LaDonna or La Donna, would be just as moronic, ridiculous and tasteless as to intentionally spell Madonna as MaDonna or Ma Donna. Let's get a grip, shall we?!
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I like it more than LaWanda, but it's kinda extra.
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It's nice. I like how extra it is.
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Unless a combination of what can be considered two separate names (i.e, LuAnn, Dee Ann), the bestowing of a maternal surname, or a prefix indicating the son/daughter or grandson/granddaughter of, the emphasis of a completely useless, unnecessary prefix/article, such as in LaDonna and La Donna just seems ridiculous and can't be taken with any amount of seriousness, otherwise, Ladonna is a very lovely sounding, presentable name with a feminine flair.
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The "la" is so tacky and unnecessary. Just stick to Donna.
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As an Italian I find this name really weird because "la donna" means "the woman" in Italian language.
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Just stick to Donna. It doesn't need extra junk attached to it.
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This name is even more pathetic than Madonna.
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I can't look at this without seeing "la donna" -- Italian for "the woman."
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It's one of these names that a person would not be taken very seriously with. It sounds tacky, and with Donna, it sounds almost amusing. It's almost like a very poor attempt at being classy and winding up sounding ultra trashy.
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This name looks and sounds like the name of a streetwalker with a drug addiction. And it's so ironic that it means "the lady" in Italian, because this poorly-though-out name smacks of a poverty-worn prostitute.
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That being said, how a name is spelled is a silly thing to fuss over as long as it's coherent. You don't see names half as often as you actually hear them. A capitalized letter in the middle of a name isn't going to hurt you, so don't be scared.