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[Opinions] 10 Italian feminine names
Hi !!!Give me a comment about..Rebecca
Roberta
Patrizia
Cinzia
Olga
Francesca
Rosaria
Rosa
Camilla
ClaudiaAll with an Italian pronounciation of course :)Which is your favourite?
Which instead do you think is usable where you live?
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I like Rebecca, Olga and Claudia best. And Francesca is my name, but it's so common in Italy.
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Rebecca - Classic but feels overused.
Roberta - Not a fan of Robert so I don't like Roberta either.
Patrizia - Much better than Patricia.
Cinzia - I could get behind this one.
Olga - Don't like the sound or the look.
Francesca - Very pretty. Elegant.
Rosaria - One of the prettier Rose names.
Rosa - A bit too simple for my tastes.
Camilla - I like it better than Camille.
Claudia - Always been a fan.My favorite is Francesca.I think they are all usable where I live except for maybe Patrizia and Cinzia.
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Some of them are used in the US. Rosa definitely has a Hispanic feel to me, but I do feel like a Italian person could be Rosa.Cinzia is gorgeous. Its probably my favorite out of all of those. I prefer it to Cynthia now.I kind of like the Z sound in names I guess. Patrizia is also nice in that way. Patricia sounds sort of old ladyish.
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Rebecca --Lovely name and definitely usable in English. I'd hesitate to use it because I hate Becky, though.
Roberta --Irredeemably frumpy.
Patrizia --Definitely better than Patricia, but still pretty frumpy. Pronunciation would be a battle in English.
Cinzia --Is it CHEEN-tsya? I don't think I like it but it could maybe grow on me. Pronunciation would be a total disaster in English.
Olga --Really unattractive.
Francesca --A perfectly good name that does nothing for me.
Rosaria --I love it. So beautiful and underused.
Rosa --Beautiful name.
Camilla --Nice but I prefer Camille and Camila.
Claudia --One of my top 5 most hated names ever. It's so incredibly ugly.
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Hi !!!Yes Cinzia is CHEEN-tsya.
I agree with you that could be very hard to pronounce in English.
I dislike it because it is frumpy and has a bad sound as you know.From this list I really love Rosa (my great-grandmother's name) and I also like Olga that seems so light and aristocratic because of the Romanov imo.I would like Patrizio because I'm keen on Ireland (so use Patrizio instead of Patrick) while Patrizia is frumpy.Other names are too overused or boring to me.
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