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[Opinions] Anastasia/Anastacia?

by Cristy

9/13/2005, 5:07 PM

Wdyt of Anastasia or Anastacia?

I like it pronoucned 'a-na-STAS-ee-a' I'm not fond of 'a-na-STAY-zha'

How does Leah Anastasia sound?

Thanks :)

DD: Isabel Olivia (20/7/05)

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- Marija Luminitsa

9/14/2005, 1:39 PM

I love Anastasia enough to possibly use it as a middle name in the future. It sounds ok with Leah.

- Chaka

9/14/2005, 3:05 AM

i love Anastasia
and i love the combo Leah Anastasia :)

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- Priscilla

9/13/2005, 8:14 PM

I hate Leah, probably because I've never known a Leah I liked. But, I love Anastasia. I think it's very pretty.

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- Mie (AJay)

9/13/2005, 7:33 PM

I've always found this name to be just a bit too much. It's one of those names I find myself unable to picture on a real life person that you would meet every day. You know what I mean?

I like it better as a middle name. I think Leah Anastasia works. It's lovely.

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- Alena

9/13/2005, 7:33 PM

'a-na-STAS-ee-a' ia how I say it. Love love the name spelled Anastasia. Leah Anastasia is gorgeous and goes great with Isabel Olivia

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- Pink Princess

9/13/2005, 7:32 PM

I LOVE Anastasia! I do prefer it pronounced 'a-na-STAY-zha' though. Leah Anastasia makes a nice combo and it would fit well with Isabel Olivia.

- mizzchable (guest)

9/13/2005, 7:05 PM

i prefer Leigh Anastasia instead of Leah.

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- Jenna (Jenna R) +1

9/13/2005, 5:29 PM

I like the 'a-na-STAS-ee-a' pronounciation as well; it's best spelled Anastasia. I don't like Leah Anastasia; the end of the fn and start of the mn are similar vowel sounds, and the mn is too long for the fn.

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- Ylva

9/13/2005, 6:47 PM

I like Leah Anastasia. To me, the Anastasia spelling looks more traditional. And I think Leah Anastasia flows well. I don't pronounce the "ah" of Leah and the first "A" of Anastasia the same, so I don't think they run together. Even if it did, you would not be calling her "Leah Anastasia" the whole time.

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- Lindsay (LindsSans)

9/13/2005, 5:19 PM

I think it sounds a little sing songy, but not too bad.

lEAH anastaCIA

It does sound pretty the more I reflect on it.

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