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Navyanshi♀today
Yes my name is very nice. It's a unique name and I am very much satisfied by my name.
Tiffany♀ 9-09
When I was young, no one had heard of my name and often mispronounced it: Stephanie or Taffy. Now, it's more common, but still has connotations of being snobby or slutty.
Grea♀31-08
Actually, i am Grea's mother. The name of my daughter was taken from her Daddy's name Greg Andal.. dropping the last letter g and adding the ĺetter a from Andal. Hence the name Grea.. Thanks and God bless. Respecrfully yours, Mrs. Andal
Zyqarri♀23-08
It’s considered a boys name but I’m female the name origins from Africa and I’m the only person with this name in America
Carolyne♀15-08
People from asia typically have trouble saying "Carly". My in-laws, who were from China, called me "Calla." I used to work with a Columbian woman who said that the "rly" sound was hard for her to make properly, and asked if she could just call me Catalina.
Hande♀15-08
It's a Persian name meaning 'a smile'. I love my name because it's easy to write, easy to pronunce and meaningful.
Summer-Joy♀14-08
My Mother said she wrote my name on the original birth certificate as a phrase “Summer-Joy”.
Emielle♀ 7-08
Emielle is the female version of the name Emiel. The name is a form of Aemilius and originates from Dutch.It shares the meaning: "Gentle, friendly, competitor".
Vuyolwethu♂28-07
Im not comforrtable when someone calls me by my full name. And what I like about about my name its gives a great feeling about the kind of person I am