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Also French: https://www.meilleursprenoms.com/popularite-prenom/ANNEMARIE
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Also used in Luxembourg: https://lb.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codenumm_Melusina -- Annemarie Kohn
http://www.actioun-letzebuergesch.lu/virnimm.html
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http://www.actioun-letzebuergesch.lu/virnimm.html
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Annemarie Minna Renée Schwarzenbach was a Swiss writer, journalist and photographer.
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I like how rapidly a person can say this name. I think it's beautiful ❤️.
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Anne-Marie is a singer/ songwriter.
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Also used in Denmark. [noted -ed]
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I think it's pretty, I like Annamarie a bit better.
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This name reminds me of Annemarie from Number the Stars. I like this name; I think it sounds feminine, yet strong and not too girlish. It sounds appropriate on people of all ages.
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Annemarie is a very beautiful name. Sounds French, elegant and classy. I prefer Annamarie to this one, but it is also very beautiful and nice. The only thing I dislike is that it gets shortened to Anne too many times while it's actually a very nice name when said altogether. This would be the reason I might not consider this name for my future child.
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Annemarie is sooo pretty and CUTE! I'd definitely consider using this name! :D.
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This is a nice enough name. It's a little bland, but it sounds really pretty too.
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There was an Annemarie in When You Reach Me (2009) by Rebecca Stead.
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The name Annemarie was given to 78 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
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So pretty! But I pronounce it like Anne Marie, not Ann-neh Marie, that's Annamarie.
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The Dutch pronunciation for Annemarie is: ahn-nə-mah-REE. [noted -ed]
Annemarie is also used in Limburgish, and there are *two* possible ways to pronounce this name in Limburgish. The first way is exactly the same as the Dutch pronunciation that I just mentioned above. The second way resembles the way a French person would pronounce it: ahn-mah-REE.
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Annemarie is also used in Limburgish, and there are *two* possible ways to pronounce this name in Limburgish. The first way is exactly the same as the Dutch pronunciation that I just mentioned above. The second way resembles the way a French person would pronounce it: ahn-mah-REE.
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This name is also used in Limburgish. The pronunciation in Limburgish can be both ahn-nuh-mah-REE and ahn-mah-REE.
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Annemarie is the name of the main character in Lois Lowry's book "Number the Stars."
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Of course Annemarie is a name. Anne-Marie is the name of Queen Margrethe II's second little sister, Queen Anne-Marie. The other one is Princess Benedikte.
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Annemarie was the name of the little orphaned heroine in the animated feature "All Dogs Go to Heaven."
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I don't like Annemarie very much, I think Anna-Maria is far prettier.
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German pronunciation: AWN-nuh-mah-ree.
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In Denmark, it's pronounced AHN-uh-mah-ree-uh.
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It's not really a name, just 2 common middle names stuck together.
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It's a lovely name. I prefer Anne-Marie to the way Annemarie runs together.
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Ducth pronunciation is ah-nuh-mah-REE.
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I think this is one of the most beautiful names I have ever heard. My mother bestowed this name upon me and I could not think of a more regal, sophisticated, tastefully traditional name. At a time when Britneys, Ashleys, and Lindseys were running rampant, I am glad I was given a more meaningful and unique name.
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In Denmark Annemarie is more used as Anne-Marie but it is pronounced the same way.
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I personally don't like it all that much. The name means nothing. I have it as a name.
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... "this name means nothing"? Look at the constituent parts and you get the meaning. (If you're talking about de-lexicalisation, that's another phenomenon that's pretty much hit every American/European name, save for newer ones that are derived directly from lexical words in current usage.)
Between this name and "Annamaria" or "Anne-Marie" or other variants, I must admit I like this one the best. Then again, my opinion's most likely influenced by the fact that I have a good friend who bears it, and I see her zest for life popping out of the vowel combination (primarily through its interaction with the consonants around it) to pleasantly surprise me every time.
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Between this name and "Annamaria" or "Anne-Marie" or other variants, I must admit I like this one the best. Then again, my opinion's most likely influenced by the fact that I have a good friend who bears it, and I see her zest for life popping out of the vowel combination (primarily through its interaction with the consonants around it) to pleasantly surprise me every time.
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I really like the Italian form of this name, Annamaria.
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Also used in English as a variant of Annmarie: https://www.behindthename.com/name/annemarie/top/united-states