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Re: Amie and David
Are you saying it differently than Amy? Let me think. Ok.Amie Heloise
Amie Margaret / Margaret Amie
Matilda Amie
Amie Lucienne
Amie Eleanore
Amie Odelia
Odessa Amie
Amie Anais
Amie Dahlia
Amie Lydia
Amie Eliza
Flora Amie
Amie Georgiana
Gwendolen Amie
Mabel Amie
Amie Caroline
Maude Amie
Nolwenn Amie
Olive Amie
Amie Rosamund, Amie Rosalind
Tegwen Amie
Amie ThomasinaI have so many Davids in my family, it holds little charm for me. It's like Michael. But I will say I like David Errol! It gives it a bit of life.
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Yes, I'm saying it just like Amy. Although my first instinct is to pronounce it like the French word, and I'd like it that way, too.Amie Eliza was one I'd thought of but it seemed too youthful. I thought Olive and Amie seemed like a good match, too, but somehow they don't fit together quite right for me. I do think Amie Eleanor (I'd like to remove the -e), Amie Georgiana, Nolwenn Amie, and Tegwen Amie are quite nice.I think that's my problem with David, too. It's just everywhere. But for some reason I don't feel the same about Michael!
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