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[Opinions] Wdyt of Annika?
Thoughts? Is it better as a nickname? What are your favorite full names that can have Annika as a nickname?Edit: also any ideas of good middle names to go with it?

This message was edited 12/20/2023, 4:34 PM

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I like it a lot more than Anna, Anne and similar names.
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Thanks for the response!
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I like it as a full name, doesn't need to be a nn Mn Mae, Rose, Grace, Emily, Felicity, Holly, Heidi, Imogen, Jasmine, Kristen, Laura, Miranda, Naomi, Ruby, Lily, Tessa, Susannah, Vanessa, Yvette, Evelyn, Zoe, Chloe, Zara
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Thank you for the response!I like Mae, Rose, Grace, Felicity, and Lily!
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I think it's a great full name and nickname!

This message was edited 12/20/2023, 7:04 PM

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Thanks for the response! I’m honestly going back and forth; but maybe as an excuse for using 2 An* names (which are my favorite)
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Very trite where I live; I'd be amazed to meet an Anneke (the usual spelling here) under 50. It's usually a full name rather than a nn.
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Thanks for the response! May I ask where you live?
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I live in South Africa, where Afrikaans (a dialect of Dutch) is spoken as a first language by 14% of the population (and English by 9%). Anneke, with spelling variations, is almost exclusively used by Afrikaans speakers.
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Thank you for responding! I’m in the states, so I think it’d be okay here.Btw is Anneke pronounced like Annika (ah-nah-ka or an-nah-ka)?
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Ah and two neutral vowels - AH-nə-kə.
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I think that Annika is a beautiful name, and I like it with the middle name Elise or Marie.
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I think Annika is a stunning, underrated name and not really a nickname type. I love most Anna iterations, but Annika is probably my favorite!Annika Rose would be a beautiful classic. Annika Taylor would also work well.
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