[Opinions] Bronwyn
I've always liked this. What do you think? Bronwyn or Bronwen?
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I've always been fond of it myself. I think I'd stick to the Welsh spelling of Bronwyn.
I like it too, and more since reading How Green Was my Valley. I only like the spelling Bronwen though. -wyn is masculine, and Bronwen just looks nicer and more warm and feminine.
I like Bronwen much more than Bronwyn, which always looks whiney. Where I live, it's got a rather down-market image, but that doesn't bother me one bit.
I like it. I slightly prefer the look of Bronwyn although purists will say Bronwen is more correct due to wen being a female ending in Welsh. Outside of Wales, I honestly don't think it really matters.
I love this name. I prefer Bronwyn, but Bronwen's good too.
My combo for this is Bronwyn Elizabeth Sakie (sa-kee-ay)
My combo for this is Bronwyn Elizabeth Sakie (sa-kee-ay)
This message was edited 5/12/2012, 2:41 AM
I only like Bronwen.
I love Bronwen! -wyn is grammatically masculine in Welsh, so I'm not fond of that spelling.
I love it, and I prefer Bronwen.
it always sounded to me like flour of some kind...
Or high-fiber cereal.
Or high-fiber cereal.
I like it, too. I'd go with Bronwen because that is the correct spelling.
So do I. I'd go with Bronwyn for a boy, Bronwen for a girl according to Welsh grammar.