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Subject:	Re: Fruity names
Author:	Anneza (Authenticated as Anneza)
Date:	April 1, 2010 at 12:45:36 AM
Reply to:	Re: Fruity names by ClaudiaS

I've known two Cheryls who used the ch pronunciation, one of them being my cousin and the other uses Cherry as a nn! But, yes, they are unusual.

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Messages in this thread:

Fruity names - Anneza Mar 29 2010, 1:42:31 AM
- Re: Fruity names - Lumia Mar 31 2010, 1:22:12 AM
  - Re: Fruity names - LH Apr 4 2010, 1:28:52 AM
    - Re: Fruity names - Lumia Apr 5 2010, 5:21:05 AM
- Re: Fruity names - Cleveland Kent Evans Mar 30 2010, 5:46:25 AM
  - Re: Fruity names - Anneza Mar 31 2010, 12:21:04 AM
    - Re: Fruity names - ClaudiaS Mar 31 2010, 8:39:47 PM
      - Re: Fruity names - Anneza Apr 1 2010, 12:45:36 AM
        
        Re: Fruity names - Cleveland Kent Evans Apr 6 2010, 4:55:10 AM
        
        Re: Fruity names - Anneza Apr 8 2010, 1:44:40 AM

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