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I liked Sophia when I was a little girl - and actually, I liked Sophie even more. Sophie was soft, but not necessarily weak as it still had "pep" to it.

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Both names were refreshing in the 90s. Now, however, they are completely played out, to the point where I don't really have a response when I hear them. I mean, I don't hate Sophia / Sophie, but I doubt I could ever work up enthusiasm toward them again.

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Sofia is probably one of the few cases where I think the F-spelling looks better than the Ph-spelling. This is also the more traditional Italian spelling, so the one my family would've liked better (I think) if I'd used the name. I don't like Sofie, though (there you need the "ph").

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This message was edited 7/31/2021, 4:38 PM