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[Opinions] French mn for Josephine

by thetxbelle (guest)

10/8/2011, 11:31 AM

Need help with a french mn for Josephine, its not for me (helping a friend) but we both like Athenais as a mn but not sure it flows, however they are French and the baby will live in France so does this change the way you feel about the way the name "flows"? Their naming habits are a little different (imo) than the US.

Name would be Josephine _____ Bernier (Bairn-yay)
or _____ Josephine Bernier

After thinking about Dulcinea I sort of like it with Josephine too but not sure it flows either :/

Please make suggestions, hyphenated or double middle names are ok too!

#French

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- Pink Princess

10/8/2011, 5:58 PM

My top suggestion would be: Josephine Amelie Bernier

This message was edited 10/8/2011, 5:59 PM

- Julia (JuliaF)

10/8/2011, 3:02 PM

Josephine Charlotte / Charlotte Josephine
Josephine Isabelle / Isabelle Josephine
Josephine Claire / Claire Josephine
Marie Josephine
Anne Josephine
Gabrielle Josephine / Josephine Gabrielle
Elisabeth Josephine / Josephine Elisabeth
Camille Josephine / Josephine Camille
Josephine Alexandrie

Josephine Athenais is rather pretentious to my American ears, but flows fine.

- Annie (Anniemao) +1

10/8/2011, 1:50 PM

Josephine Athenais Bernier is lovely! My vote's for that one. Not really a fan of Dulcinea.

I really love Josephine Athénaïs, and I'd go with that, but here are some others.

Josephine Dominique
Josephine Élisabeth
Josephine Esmée
Josephine Frédérique
Josephine Helène
Josephine Irène
Josephine Léonie
Josephine Liliane
Josephine Lisette
Josephine Océane
Josephine Odette
Josephine Sylvie
Josephine Violette
Josephine Viviane

- Thetxbelle (guest)

10/8/2011, 3:33 PM

I really like vivienne Josephine but I don't think she does, I know vivienne is pretty popular here but not so much over there. I'm also a fan of Zelie and so is she but it's sort of childish (IMO) and I think it's too popular to use.

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