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Jane, mainly because that's my mom's middle name
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Joanna
Though I've always found the spelling Johanna to be more attractive, even if that H (in English) doesn't do much of anything. :-)
Though I've always found the spelling Johanna to be more attractive, even if that H (in English) doesn't do much of anything. :-)
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Jane
It's so light, open and airy. I'm trying to get more into Jean because it's a name my bf really likes, it's a family name for me, and it would be a refreshing choice these days.... but it has such a harsh sound :(
It's so light, open and airy. I'm trying to get more into Jean because it's a name my bf really likes, it's a family name for me, and it would be a refreshing choice these days.... but it has such a harsh sound :(
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I love Joan nn Joanie!
Joan. It is the most surprising on a young person, and I believe it is ripe for the reviving. It's so streamline and buttoned up. I also think the vowel sound is lovely. I'd readily use the adorable nickname Joanie as well, adding a buttoned-down alternative.
I also love Jean, Jane, Joanna, and Janet, but they seem to miss a special energy that Joan exudes for me.
Joan. It is the most surprising on a young person, and I believe it is ripe for the reviving. It's so streamline and buttoned up. I also think the vowel sound is lovely. I'd readily use the adorable nickname Joanie as well, adding a buttoned-down alternative.
I also love Jean, Jane, Joanna, and Janet, but they seem to miss a special energy that Joan exudes for me.
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It's so simple and pretty. I love it.
It's so simple and pretty. I love it.
My favorite is Jane.
Jean!
Joan.
Jane
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Joan.
Jane - Simple, classic, timeless, feminine.
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:)
Joan
Used to be my favorite girl name of all. I wouldn't use it as a first name, because of John, but I might use it as a middle for the saint.
Used to be my favorite girl name of all. I wouldn't use it as a first name, because of John, but I might use it as a middle for the saint.
This message was edited 5/25/2016, 5:09 PM
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I also like Jean, Jane, Joanne.
And I like Jana (JAY-na) / Jaina, and Janel (not Janelle), and Jeanne (jeen or zhahn), and Jeannine / Janine.
Janet was the name of a very abrasive woman who was my boss's wife for a number of years, and the name is ruined for me right now because of her. I don't dislike it as much as Joan though (don't like the sound of Joan).
I also like Jean, Jane, Joanne.
And I like Jana (JAY-na) / Jaina, and Janel (not Janelle), and Jeanne (jeen or zhahn), and Jeannine / Janine.
Janet was the name of a very abrasive woman who was my boss's wife for a number of years, and the name is ruined for me right now because of her. I don't dislike it as much as Joan though (don't like the sound of Joan).
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