Comments for KRISTINA:

I think I like this spelling better than Christina.

-- Anonymous User  9/12/2005

In Sweden we spell the queen's name like this with a K, not CH.

-- Anonymous User  12/21/2005

My name is Kristina. I didn't like it much when I was younger, but now I love it. Especially as it is spelt with a 'K' as opposed to 'Ch'. It is spelt with a K in Norway - which is the norm. It's a very sweet feminine name (in my opinion), which suits my personality. Futhermore, the guys seem to like it! (which is always nice!)

-- Anonymous User  1/26/2006

I enjoy this name because of its association. I know a sweet and delightful young woman named Kristina, and I will always love the name because of her.

-- Anonymous User  2/7/2006

This is a very pretty, elegant name for a girl.

-- Anonymous User  5/8/2006

I personally think the spelling looks terrible and rough.

-- estell  7/26/2006

Listen to the German pronunciation of Christina here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html.

-- _satu_  9/3/2006

I think of it as more male than female, not the pronunciation, the spelling.

-- bellaboo  10/17/2006

Common nicknames in Sweden are Tina, Stina and Kicki.

-- Anonymous User  12/28/2006

I know twin girls named Kristina and Melissa. However, Kristina is never, ever called by her full name; she is always called Krissy. And her twin is always, always called Missy. I personally like Kristina better than Christina.

-- Pheadirean  1/17/2007

Kristina från Duvemåla - need I say more? To all of you non-Swedes out there who have yet to see this AMAZING musical by former ABBA-members Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, Kristina is the name of a woman who lived in Småland in the mid-1800's but was forced to migrate to America. The books (by author Wilhelm Moberg) and the musical telling the story of her life is like nothing you will ever see or read. It is so sad, moving, and breathtakingly beautiful. Just like this name!
*Coming to Broadway soon!*

-- Tango  2/22/2007

It´s also the Slovak form.

-- Karcoolka  5/26/2007

It´s also the Slovak form.

-- Ronja  7/3/2007

A famous bearer is Krista Allen, actress with Portuguese and Irish origin.

-- Karcoolka  2/1/2008

It was also a name for a Norwegian Princess (born 1234), Kristina of Tunsberg.

-- Impera  6/25/2009

This is my name. I always disliked it because it is so common, even with the "K" spelling. There was always at least one other Christina (usually spelled with a "Ch") in my school classes, and now I am one of three at work, where there are only twenty-some people! It is awful never getting to appreciate your own name because it always belongs to someone else too. I like the "K" spelling better than "Ch" because it is not as common, but please think twice before naming your child this!

-- Anonymous User  8/1/2009

Kristina Horner aka italktosnakes on youtube and the rock band Parselmouths.

-- Hehehe  10/15/2009

Comments for KRISTÍNA:

"Kristínka" is famous song by Slovak singer Peter Nagy.

-- Maggie_Simpson  12/5/2007

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