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Maximilienne definately! It sounds really cool. Well, they bother do but Maximiliana sounds a bit posh and would be harder to write. Maximillienne is classy and nice to look at.

I prefer Maximilienne.Especially when pronounced correctly.The ana is to formal for me.

This message was edited 2/13/2006, 4:19 AM

Maximilienne, because I'm less of a fan of "ah" endings on a name if there's an alternative. It cuts back on some of the frill. :-)

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Maximilienne, because I find it a bit prettier, and because names like Maximiliana have just an "a" to make it feminine, while Maximilienne has a bit more imagination and class.

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Andrew
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Maximiliana. It's a little more familiar to me, and sounds a bit better. But the reason it's more familiar is a silly one--there's a character on a soap opera with this name. :b On General Hospital, there's a girl named Maria (sounds like Mariah, after her grandmother) Maximiliana nn Maxie. Don't ask me why her mn is Maximiliana, though there is a reason, but I can't remember. lol I can't get past the 'maxi pad' reference, so I can't see myself EVER using this as a nn for a girl, but I find it somewhat charming nonetheless. :)

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~Heather~

Maximiliana, because I love -ana names. Maximilienne looks funny to me.