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[Opinions] Michelle
by )( (guest)
11/5/2021, 12:41 PM
Wdyt of Michelle or Michele and what nickname? Would Micha or Misia work? Is a nickname needed? Is the name very 70s and 80s outdated?
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- Kerilyntaryn21
11/5/2021, 12:53 PM
I love the name, and no nn needed
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- Impala1729
11/5/2021, 1:17 PM
I like Michelle on its own, without any nickname.
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- Anneza
11/5/2021, 2:22 PM
I prefer Michèle; a double L looks heavy and clumsy. I've known Chelly and Mich to be used as nicknames, but I don't think Michèle needs one.
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- guasguendi
11/5/2021, 2:49 PM
I prefer Michelle. Michele, without the diacritical mark, looks incomplete and dated.Michelle doesn't need a nickname. It's nice on its own.
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- Felie   +3
11/5/2021, 3:39 PM
Hi !!!I prefer Micaela or Michaëla both pronounced mee-kah-EH-lah.Michelle is cheesy and was trendy in Italy in early 2000s and a bit later.
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- )( (guest)   +2
11/5/2021, 4:01 PM
Any idea why it was trendy then?
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- guasguendi   +1
11/5/2021, 4:09 PM
English influence.For example, here in Spain:Vanessa, Jessica, Jennifer, Michael, Kevin and Richard started being used in the late 80's and early 90's, and peaked since then.
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- )( (guest)
11/5/2021, 4:23 PM
I understand but why the early 2000s like was there a movie or show with that name that was popular in Italy with the name Michelle?
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- Nifty_Name_Nerd
11/5/2021, 5:15 PM
Possible nickname Shelly, though it doesn't need it. I've noticed a lot of people use Michelle as a middle name.
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- MasterCiaraXo (ciara23)
11/5/2021, 5:47 PM
Michelle, ma belle...I think of that song. And the former First Lady, and Full House. I actually like it. I think it’s a pretty and classic name. Doesn’t need a nickname. Michele looks incomplete.
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