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At first glance this name does seem like a creative spelling of Christina or Kristina but that’s because Ukrainian uses the Cyrillic alphabet. It’s a translation from the Cyrillic to the Latin.
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I don't like the spelling. I thought this was a kreeatyv spelling of Christina at first until I looked at the language. Wouldn't recommend unless if you live in Ukraine.
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The spelling looks weird because it's a romanisation of Христина.
It's a mature sounding name. I like the kh/х sound in it, it gives a soft feel that's different from Cristina.
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It's a mature sounding name. I like the kh/х sound in it, it gives a soft feel that's different from Cristina.
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Hello :) I'm Khrystyna from Ukraine and shortly it's Khrystya. You have to pronounce it softly ("kh" is "ch" like a Helena). Canadian Foreign Minister -Khrystya Freeland - ethnic Ukrainian.
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I hate the spelling, lol..
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Sorry, I've got to say it. The spelling looks very unappealing and that's putting it lightly. Khrystyna looks like a garbled mess!
Kristina and Christina are the only decent-looking spellings of this name.
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Kristina and Christina are the only decent-looking spellings of this name.
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Pronunced "khris-TI-nah".
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