Message: "Christiana vs Tia"

[Opinions] Christiana vs Tia

by Nicola

9/22/2008, 12:42 AM

Which combo is nicer?
Christiana Faye or Tia Faye?
These two combos seem to be fast becoming favourites, along side my old faithful favourite Josephine Primrose.
I particularly like Christiana with the nn Christi.
OR should Tia be spelled Tea (not Téa).

What are your opinions on these names, do you have any weird or bad associations?
Thanks.

ed after thought

#Christiana #Tia

This message was edited 9/22/2008, 12:51 AM

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- Julindsy

9/22/2008, 9:45 AM

Tia Faye sounds a lot like Tina Fey.

I like Christiana with the nn Tia or Ana or even Tiana.

- Lily8

9/22/2008, 9:21 AM

Christiana Faye! Tia is the Spanish word for "aunt". It seems weird as a name. I pronounce Tea as TAY-ah and much prefer it over Tia, but it looks like the word "tea". My favorite would indeed be Téa.

- Jonquil

9/22/2008, 8:21 AM

Christiana Faye, definitely! Tia Faye sounds cheap by comparison with this classic, but Tia could be a good nn.

- Murasaki (lady murasaki)

9/22/2008, 7:52 AM

Definitely prefer Christiana. Tia is nicknamey.

- Aria (toothfairy)

9/22/2008, 1:28 AM

I think Tia Faye flows better, but tia is also aunt in spanish and my mom's name is faye so it just makes me think "Aunt Faye". I like Christiana a lot.

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