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I love Amelie and Mathilde. I like Aurore but I think the prn could be tricky for some people. I'm not crazy about Clothilde - I think it sounds and looks kind of old fashioned.

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Other French names you might like -

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Ophelie
Maelle
Maelys
Manon
Oceane

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Clothilde is NMS. I think I'm put off by the "CLOT".
Mathilde is gorgeous. I love Matilda in most forms; great meaning, too.
Aurore is NMS. I don't like the sound of all the R s.
Amélie is cute, but all I think of is the film!

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How about:
Marianne
Eleonore
Pauline
Joséphine
Amandine
Jeannette

I'm not a fan of Clothilde or Mathilde, but then again I don't really like the th sound. Aurore and Amelie are pretty. I personally love the name Colette.

Ophelie
Aurelie
Marianne
Astree
Esmee
Alexandrie
Romaine
Ghislaine

I love French girl names

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Clothilde is okay. I don't really like the pronounciation of it or how it reminds me of "clothing".

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I like Mathilde but I prefer Matilda over Mathilde.

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Aurore and Amelie are just gorgeous.

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My favourite French girl names are

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- Adélaïde
- Adrienne
- Aimée
- Christelle
- Élodie
- Hélène
- Madeleine
- Véronique

Amelie is currently quite popular in my French-speaking area.
Some others-and sorry, I can't do the accents, but you could likely look them up.
Liette
Leonie
Lucie
Marie-Pier
Parise
Evelyne
Laurette
Venise
France, Marie-France
Ginette
H-very few names starting with H, as it's not pronounced. However, I do know a Hilda and a Hugo.(or,an Hilda and an Hugo!)
Josee, Josette
Joanie (This is very popular just now. Don't know why,something cultural I'm missing, I suppose.)It's pronounced "Jo-ann-ee", rather than the English "Joan-ee."
Marthe
Noemie

I like Mathilde and Amelie.

I adore Josephine and Manon:-)

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I also like Amelie, Mathilde (but prefer Matilda).

This message was edited 1/4/2009, 12:23 PM

I LOVE Amelie!

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I also like Chantal & Charlotte

I like Clothilde and Mathilde...

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However, they might fit best in the middle name position.

I adore Clothilde and Mathilde.