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I'm currently in a French immersion program, and there are our older professors, but there are also the younger people to lead us around on our cultural activities, and such. These people are all Quebecois French, minus one girl who is from Algeria, and their ages range from 19-50, but most of them are in their early twenties.

Alexandra (like)
Annie (x2)
Céline (I think Selene/Céline is such a gorgeous name, but I would never be able to get pass Celine Dion)
Hélène
Lorianne
Marie-Charlotte
Maryse (love)
Sabrina
Sara
Sarah
Véronique (love)

Ali
Jean
Jérôme
Jean-Philippe
Kevin
Olivier (x2) (love)
Renaud

I personally just adore the French language and also French names, so I get them not being everybody's idea of a good time, but WDYT?

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Véronique is my sister's name. ^^ (I call her Nicky, though. The usual short form is Véro but she hates it.)

I think I have heard them call ours Véro. I didn't know it was the usual short form though, thanks, lol.

Everyone does that. My sister hates it but she stopped trying to make her co-workers call her either Véronique or Nicky - it's just impossible. I think only her flatmate and I call her Nicky, and our parents and other family members call her Véronique.

I don't usually enjoy hyphenated names, but I love Marie- and Jean- names! Marie-Charlotte is pretty.

Other likes:
Alexandra
Annie
Hélène
Maryse
Sabrina
Sarah
Véronique

Jean-Philippe
Kevin
Olivier
Renaud

Oooh, I once had a French prof. named Etienne, which I loved. I love the hyphenated Marie et Jean names, and especially Marie hyphenated with a typically masculine name, like Marie-Baptise!

Poor Kevin...I hope it sounds better in French.

Nope, lol, nope, it's just Kevin, same sound. At least he is, I don't know about other French Kevins.

I love Etienne so much, it's probably my favorite boy name. Alas I'm American so I will never get to use it.

I LIKE:
Hélène - love
Lorianne
Maryse
Olivier

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