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Susanne is Nena's middle name.
Susanne Cramer was a German actress, active mainly in the 1950s.
Susanne is a Weezer song. "Susanne, you're all that I wanted of a girl
You're all that I need in the world
I'm your child, make me blush, drive me wild
Susanne, you're all that I wanted
When I left you I was all alone
Cold and hungry cryin' on the phone
You baked me brownies and
Said "don't you cry"
And gave me the coat off your back
Even Izzy, Slash and Axl Rose
When I call you put them all on hold
And say to me you'd do anything
And all I can do is say that
I haven't much I can give you in return
Only my heart and a promise not to turn
But I'll sing to you every
Day and every night Susanne, I'm your man".
Susanne Wuest is an Austrian actress. She was in Goodnight Mommy and Antares, among others.
Susanne Zenor is an American actress from Louisville, KY.
Nice.
This is a family name that I plan to use as my first daughter's middle name, Nora Susanne! Susanne also is very pretty and has the vintage charm that is so popular right now.
Also Finnish name. Finnish name day August 11.
https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susanne
https://almanakka.helsinki.fi/en/name-days/name-day-search.html [noted -ed]
Also occasionally used in Estonia: https://www.stat.ee/public/apps/nimed/
Pronounced in English as sə-ZAN.
Add Usage: EnglishPronounced: soo-SA-nə (Danish), suy-SAN-neh (Norwegian), sə-ZAN (English)It is also a variant of SUZANNE.
The German/ Scandinavian Susanne is one of many derivations from the Hebrew name Shoshana (means "lilly"), and different in spelling than the French 'Suzanne' or the English 'Susan'. The 'e' is spelled like in 'net', like in many Nordic/Germanic female names (for example Anne, Birke, Matilde or Sabine).
Susanne Linke is an internationally renowned German dancer and choreographer who is one of the major innovators of German Tanztheater, along with Pina Bausch and Reinhild Hoffmann.
Susanne (1499-1500) was the daughter of Albert IV, Duke of Bavaria and his wife Kunigunde. She died young. Her younger sister (1502-1543) was also named Susanne.
I used to think the French name Suzanne was usually spelled like this. I was surprised to find out that Susanne is actually the German form. Susanne sounds pretty - I prefer it to Suzanne.
In Finland, everyone always pronounces it wrong. Right way would be like you write it, su-san-ne, but they say su-san-na. It is a rare name in our country.
This is my name. In German I pronounce it soo-ZAH-neh, and in English sooz-ANN.
Susanne appeared on the top 1000 list from the 1920's until the 1970's. Its most popular year was the 1940's where it ranked 306.
Listen to the German pronunciation of Susanne here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html.
Common name in Germany, pronounced zoo-ZUN-nuh. [noted -ed]
Very common in Sweden. Pet name Sussie.

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