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It's kind of choppy and hard to say. A bit like Ruth Anne. You kind of have to pause between the two. Anna Rose works so much better.

It’s one of my own favourite combinations so I love it.
As a Dane, I pronounce both Anne and Rose as two syllable names and I think that makes it even nicer. But it’s just lovely in English as well. Definitely something I’d name a daughter.

I think Anna Rose sounds better or Anne Rosa

I think Anna Rose / Ana Rose sounds better as a double name. I think since both Anne and Rose are one syllable names it sounds off as a double name.

This message was edited 7/4/2020, 2:45 PM

Hmmm... I don't hate it, but it feels a little choppy. My favorite Anne double name is Anne Sophie, which I love. I don't even usually like Sophie.

Way too choppy sounding and quite boring too, sorry. Now Annie Rose or Annabelle Rose, but just called by her fn, would be far prettier.

Pretty but a little boring.

I loved a book as a child called Dogger. The main character had a sister called Annie Rose, which I thought was lovely.

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Anne Rose is unexpected and pretty.

Sounds like a sentence. "What happened then?" "Anne rose."

It's a wee bit choppy for me. I'd prefer Anna Rose.