Cristina

It's pretty, but rather common.

I like the spellings of Christina and Kristina only. Other variations look unpleasant, including this one.

This spelling of the name is just so cute, like a little fairy. I have a cute cousin with this name.

I prefer this spelling than Christina or Kristina. It looks more delicate and exotic. Makes me think of an exotic Italian woman.

This is my name and I love it. People always misspell it and add h. Small price to pay for such a lovely name. I wish my nickname was Tina but it never worked out this way. Easy name to grow into as an adult. My friends used to spell my name Xtina. Cute.

My name is Cristina. My mother decided on this spelling not only due to our Italian ancestry, but also because she was concerned that if she spelt it "Christina" and my friends shortened my name to "Chris" it would look too boyish, concluding that "Cris" at least looks a bit more feminine. Turns out she never had to worry, because I hate being called "Cris", haha. When I was a younger teenager I got "Crissy" but I'm a bit over that now. Like another poster has mentioned, I've gone my entire life having to constantly remind people that there's no "h" in my name, to the point of introducing myself as "Cristina-without-an-'h'" at times. However, I love my name and its spelling. I know I'm biased, but I truly think it looks a lot prettier than Christina. I would never add the 'h' in for the sake of ease for other people.

I prefer this name to Christina, even though I have nothing against that name, either.

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I also find it pleasant because of Cristina Scabbia from Lacuna Coil, who has a wonderful singing voice.

My name is Cristina not Christina, people always write it as Ch but I don't mind because it means that thay are just not familiar with the Spanish way of writing my name.

This is my name and I, personally, have absolutely never added in a H to "save other people the trouble." Typically the only people who spell it wrong are those who just haven't seen in written on paper before, but it really isn't hard to correct them. It's seriously not a big deal at all. I imagine all the Kaitlyn/Caitlin/Katelynne's in the world have a much harder time with mispellings than I will ever have. For me, my name is a wonderful reflection on my Italian heritage.

It's very pretty, but I think that the majority of people wouldn't notice it's missing the 'h' and spell it wrong. If I was named this, I think I would be pushed to the point of adding the 'h' in there to save others the trouble of doing it for me.

For some reason, I have always thought that this spelling of the name was much nicer than "Christina." It looks prettier and more exotic.

I think Christina all together is a very pretty name, but I prefer the spelling "Cristina." It's very feminine and grown-up.