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in reply to a message by Genevieve
It's the Ag- sound. It's harsh in English...I have a lot of negative word associations I could list.
Despite that, I'm fond of Ag- names, and I think Agatha is one of the most usable in that group.
It also sounds a bit younger to me now than it would have a few years ago, because of The Grand Budapest Hotel.
Despite that, I'm fond of Ag- names, and I think Agatha is one of the most usable in that group.
It also sounds a bit younger to me now than it would have a few years ago, because of The Grand Budapest Hotel.
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