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Chrysogonus♀13-11
Lol, I spelt it wrong all my life but I will continue with this spelling. Cool name though, I love it
Paulina♀ 8-11
Sometimes its weird for people and the say my name like polina and it makes me laugh since they don't have the Spanish accent
Sung Eun Wook♀ 8-11
My name according to my research can easily tell the year, month and the day of birth hence being a lovely name to me. though I am not a Korean but I love koreans, culture and the country and Korea is my dream land.
Sung Eun Wook♀ 8-11
My name according to my research can easily tell the year, month and the day of birth hence being a lovely name to me. though I am not a Korean but I love koreans, culture and the country and Korea is my dream land.
Amanda♀ 8-11
I have been searching for my name for what it means and I thought it sounded Russian or Polish.Thank you I found out a lot about my name:D
Nariah♀ 6-11
When peoples hear our names they love them and ask us who came up with them they say I like your names they are unique
Katerina♀27-10
they think it kind of sounds like cat. Like when the teachers say cat nearly everyone looks at me.
Sanda♀25-10
Americans can pronounce it correctly once told how to. Often mispronouncing when reading it out loud for the first time
Ilayda♀25-10
I live in Germany but got turkish roots. I really like my name, but people tend to misspell and mispronounce it at first. They get the hang of it soon enough though, so it's ok.
Erin♀16-10
in South Korea, this name is rare however people can accept it well. I also use Chinese characters for my name (which is widely common in East Asia) as 愛麟 which mean is 'Dragon of Love'.
Anna♀15-10
It's a simple, unpretentious name, which is recognised in many languages in Europe and the Arab world. Its simplicity is its main attraction. Works well with long surnames.