[Opinions] Paula, Paulina, Pauline or Paulette? (more)
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1. Paulina - I would use. I LOVE Polly and would use that as a nickname.
2. Pauline - I actually like the sound of this more than Paulina, but it has a strong dated feel I can't totally get past.
3. Paulette - This feels even more dated, and I try to stay away from glottal T.
4. Paula - Not happy associations, but a nice sound.
2. Pauline - I actually like the sound of this more than Paulina, but it has a strong dated feel I can't totally get past.
3. Paulette - This feels even more dated, and I try to stay away from glottal T.
4. Paula - Not happy associations, but a nice sound.
Paulette - makes me think of a palette. I'm not very fond of -ette and -etta names.
Paulina - rather cute.
Pauline - sounds like a brat to me, maybe because I used to know a bratty girl whose mn was Pauline.
Paula - rather common in my generation, so not a name I would give a child, but I used to know a nice girl called Paula, so it's not bad.
Paulina - rather cute.
Pauline - sounds like a brat to me, maybe because I used to know a bratty girl whose mn was Pauline.
Paula - rather common in my generation, so not a name I would give a child, but I used to know a nice girl called Paula, so it's not bad.
My order of preference would be here
1. Paulina, quite the best one, still the most current variant
2. Pauline, can't say I'm a fan of it, kind of vintage charm
3. Paula, boring, overused in the 90's, lacking in content
4. Paulette, real old ladies name, rather dated
If I had to use such a Paul-FN, it would most likely be Paola, Polina or Paulien.
1. Paulina, quite the best one, still the most current variant
2. Pauline, can't say I'm a fan of it, kind of vintage charm
3. Paula, boring, overused in the 90's, lacking in content
4. Paulette, real old ladies name, rather dated
If I had to use such a Paul-FN, it would most likely be Paola, Polina or Paulien.