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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.
Navyanshi♀ 5-10
The meaning of my name is very simple it is a new part of something like a new bud which is a part of a plant and born before a few seconds
Bronwyn♀ 5-10
I love it, though I went through a period as a pre teen frustrated at peoples lack of cultural awareness for pronunciation, that was. In canada, I’m Canadian also, born there. The form doesn’t have an other section. Canadians were shocking with my name, browny? Lol. Kiwis are more used to it because it’s more british over here. I only met one other Bronwyn in canada in 28 years, in 18 years in NZ, I’ve met, 7, seem to always work with them, 5ho I’m the only one in my current workplace. Represent
Ansley♀30-09
people often say my name as if it has a ¨I¨ in it. Also, people spell it as if it has a ¨I¨.
Lysbeth♀27-09
I am Assyrian, Dutch, French, German and English. My name was given from my mother's side of the family - Dutch. Very hard to spell and pronounce as a child, even teachers were calling me Elizabeth so I ended up changing my name when I was older. When I was little I nicknamed myself Lyssi Sue (first and middle).
Naledi♀23-09
It's the best and people love me for who I am even though others say or do things that hurt me, there is that one person who will always remind me of what I'm and believe
Liliana♀19-09
This name is also in Slovakia, my country. I really love this name. Sounds so ethereal and beautiful