Do you like the female name, Deonna - DE ON NA Just like it's spelled?
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I like it but I could see where it might be annoying to have to constantly pronounce it for people to get it right.
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Are you sure about the spelling of her last name?
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angelicia ;)) pretty if u say it right
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I think that Desiree is a gorgeous name.  It's French and it means "desired."
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yes, both a's would be pronounced as in nun. The stress is on the second syllable - yan, especially the ya. \nAnother popular pronounciation of the word is "nae-n" \nnae = as in neigh\n\nDepends on whether it is used as a name or as an object (it is Hindi for eye)
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Te'el: Teh-el\nT'el: T.el\n\nI would feel fine calling out that name, whether I say it correctly or not isn't my problem. I constantly have my name mispronounced and misspelled even AFTER the hurricane came. (It's Katrina.)
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Melina n Maria \n\n\nTrish!
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On \ndray (like tray)\nus\nYes, it's a boys name. But don't be too surprised if people mistake it for a misspelling of "Andrea" (an-dree-uh), the much more common feminine form.
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I love the name Landen!!!!
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Reena\n\nGender: Feminine\nUsage: English\nPronounced: REE-na  \nVariant of RENÉE
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it is your name, deal with it, you should her my real name lol
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I can't choose - can I give you a few of each?!\n\nAva/Ada Grace\nLiliana "Lilli" Claire\nAdeline "Addie" Hope\nElla Rose\nMadeline Faith\n\nWilliam "Will" Jonas (family name)\nWarren Jude (fam name)\nNoah Levi/Benjamin/Alexander\nCaleb Josiah\nGabriel Clark\n\n: ) I'm a name freak, can you tell?!
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Actually, its beautiful name, its natural and simple :)\ndefenatly not weird
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it's cute, sure. i'd go with a more contemporary and unique spelling though. althoug roxy is cute with a "y"....try an "i". it's cute! roxi...that's nice and unique.
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Cate.  \nIt is simple, cute, and I think it fits me better than my real name.
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Its my best friend`s name! I love the name cos i love her.She is pretty,so is the name.
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YES,, BUT NOT IN THE U.S.A. THAT NAME IS VERY POPULAR IN \nEUROPE SPECIALLY IN IRELAND AND THE U.K WHERE THE PRIMARY LANGUAGE IS NOT ENGLISH.