Sarah Alexandrie is cute, but how about reversing it? Jessica Michelle seems so...common. I cant even say Lucie Mireille Brielle Solania I adore Brielle, but Solania reminds me of salami. Adrie Sapphira, Im not feeling the Sapphira, but Adrie is nice. Laila Dionne; Laila makes me think of a little girl, and Dionne makes me think of a grandmother. They dont go well.
Sarah Alexandrie: Alexandrie? No. Alexandria or Alexandra? Yes.
Adrie Sapphira - Adrie sounds like a nickname for Adrienne not a full name and Sapphira sounds too much like Sapphire. Maybe Safira?
Brielle Solania: Brielle reminds me of a cleaning product and Solania just sounds made up. Solan is nice though, and unisex. I personally would never use the name Solan (said Soul-in) but it's gorgeous.
Laila Dionne: Layla would make life a lot less confusion and Dionne is okay but it will probably make most people think of mustard ;)
I don't even think I could pronounce Mireille just from seeing it...is it like Mure-ee-elle?
As for the icon -- my nickname is Fiji so it just fits. I had actually never drank the water until recently. It's so lovely and there's a little shady gas station that sells it for a buck.
What about Brielle Soleil- french for the sun. (sol-ay) I think it's a gorgeous name. I'm not too fond of Brielle though, what about Ella Soleil. Okay i totally messed your names around now!
A few of those aren't names at all. Adrie? Alexandrie? Solania?
I like Lucie Mireille. It would be a nice one to use if you have some French background to commemorate/some attachment to the language or culture. Many English-speaking people won't know how to pronounce it, but that's not much of a problem for a middle name, as long as you like it and know how it's pronounced :)
Adrie is Dutch variant for Adriana/Adrian Alexandrie is a French variant of Alexandra Solania is misspelled in the poll but it is a variant of Solonie, a greek name.
I know that many people can't say Mireille, I have a friend with that name but most kids call her Oreo for some reason.
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Jessica Michelle seems so...common.
I cant even say Lucie Mireille
Brielle Solania I adore Brielle, but Solania reminds me of salami.
Adrie Sapphira, Im not feeling the Sapphira, but Adrie is nice.
Laila Dionne; Laila makes me think of a little girl, and Dionne makes me think of a grandmother. They dont go well.
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Adrie Sapphira - Adrie sounds like a nickname for Adrienne not a full name and Sapphira sounds too much like Sapphire. Maybe Safira?
Brielle Solania: Brielle reminds me of a cleaning product and Solania just sounds made up. Solan is nice though, and unisex. I personally would never use the name Solan (said Soul-in) but it's gorgeous.
Laila Dionne: Layla would make life a lot less confusion and Dionne is okay but it will probably make most people think of mustard ;)
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Lucie (or Lucy) is okay but Mireille? No. Nonono. Try something completely different.
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Nice Icon by the way
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As for the icon -- my nickname is Fiji so it just fits. I had actually never drank the water until recently. It's so lovely and there's a little shady gas station that sells it for a buck.
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I always thought Solan was a boys name but I wouldn't use it though. Not my style.
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I quite like the name Safiya too. I mean, I wouldn't use it, but Arabic names are always so pretty.
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I like Lucie Mireille. It would be a nice one to use if you have some French background to commemorate/some attachment to the language or culture. Many English-speaking people won't know how to pronounce it, but that's not much of a problem for a middle name, as long as you like it and know how it's pronounced :)
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Alexandrie is a French variant of Alexandra
Solania is misspelled in the poll but it is a variant of Solonie, a greek name.
I know that many people can't say Mireille, I have a friend with that name but most kids call her Oreo for some reason.
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