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What do you think of Eileen? I think it's rather pretty.
Do you think it will make a comeback? It already doesn't sound so dusty to me anymore. With all those names ending in -a, -ina and -ana I think in a few years it might be time for a change and names ending in -e, -ine, -een might become popular again. What do you think?
What are your opinions on Aileen? Do you pronounce it the same? Does it give you a different image? Do you see it as a nice alternative or as a completely different name? As misspelled? What about Ayleen?
And while we're at it, what do you think of the Turkish name Aylin? (as far as I know it is pronounced eye-LEEN).
And of the French/German Aline? Pr. ah-LEEN in French and modern German (German parents use the French pr. often these days) and ah-LEE-neh is the traditional way to say it in Germany.
Do you think it will make a comeback? It already doesn't sound so dusty to me anymore. With all those names ending in -a, -ina and -ana I think in a few years it might be time for a change and names ending in -e, -ine, -een might become popular again. What do you think?
What are your opinions on Aileen? Do you pronounce it the same? Does it give you a different image? Do you see it as a nice alternative or as a completely different name? As misspelled? What about Ayleen?
And while we're at it, what do you think of the Turkish name Aylin? (as far as I know it is pronounced eye-LEEN).
And of the French/German Aline? Pr. ah-LEEN in French and modern German (German parents use the French pr. often these days) and ah-LEE-neh is the traditional way to say it in Germany.
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