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Help[Opinions] Coral, Simon and Susanna
Please could you tell me what you think of these names
1. Coral / Coral Alice - This is my new favourite combo for a girl at the moment, what do you think of it? (apart from the bad flow)
2. Simon
3. Susanna - do you prefer Susannah or Suzanna or Suzette ... ?
Thanks
Alice
My favourite names are Henry Atticus, Theodore Brishan, Fabien Baruch, Coral Alice, Iris Perdita and Anouk Iris
Proud big sister to Sophie and Isabel
1. Coral / Coral Alice - This is my new favourite combo for a girl at the moment, what do you think of it? (apart from the bad flow)
2. Simon
3. Susanna - do you prefer Susannah or Suzanna or Suzette ... ?
Thanks
Alice
My favourite names are Henry Atticus, Theodore Brishan, Fabien Baruch, Coral Alice, Iris Perdita and Anouk Iris
Proud big sister to Sophie and Isabel
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1. Coral could grown on me (no pun intended). Coral Alice sounds fine imo.
2. I LOVE Simon. One of my favorite boy names.
3. Susannah is the spelling I prefer. It just looks more complete imo. But I dislike Sue and Susie as nn's. Maybe Anna or Annie could work, but I'd prefer just to call her Susannah. :)
2. I LOVE Simon. One of my favorite boy names.
3. Susannah is the spelling I prefer. It just looks more complete imo. But I dislike Sue and Susie as nn's. Maybe Anna or Annie could work, but I'd prefer just to call her Susannah. :)
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1. Coral / Coral Alice - tbh Coral makes me think of a narrow-monded upper class woman. Would sound a bit precocious on a child anywayI think
2. Simon - love it! Classic name and underused at the moment
3. Susanna - I really like this as well, prefer it with an h on the end. Hate nn Sue though
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Processed “cheese”. The word should always, like Soviet “democracy”, be framed in quotes, for no matter what the law may say, I refuse to call this cheese
~Bob Brown~
2. Simon - love it! Classic name and underused at the moment
3. Susanna - I really like this as well, prefer it with an h on the end. Hate nn Sue though
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Processed “cheese”. The word should always, like Soviet “democracy”, be framed in quotes, for no matter what the law may say, I refuse to call this cheese
~Bob Brown~
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Coral is a word to me, and doesn't have a name quality to it. I do like Alice, but I don't think the combo flows, because of the l's of both names. I think Cora is much nicer.
Simon is a very weak toned name to me - not very attractive sounding.
I prefer the spelling Susannah - very lovely.
-Lissa Hannah-
My twelve !'s = Kipling, Barry, Mortimer, Miles, Marmaduke, Fletcher, Maris, Blanche, Gladys, Arlette, Glenda, and Juniper
My ten ?'s = Pasquale, Archibald, Humphrey, Nigel, Bernard, Minna, Doris, Shirley, Cordelia, and Gertrude
Simon is a very weak toned name to me - not very attractive sounding.
I prefer the spelling Susannah - very lovely.
-Lissa Hannah-
My ten ?'s = Pasquale, Archibald, Humphrey, Nigel, Bernard, Minna, Doris, Shirley, Cordelia, and Gertrude
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