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I like Alina because of its versatility in usage, but its sound is boring. It's not uncommon in Spanish-speaking countries, but I haven't met one. I'm not surprised about the name's popularity in the US, since it follows some patterns of trendy names: short (Mia, Lily, Riley), L sound (Layla, Ellie, Lillian) and used in many cultures (Sofia, Nora, Emilia).

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ETA: middle names

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Alina Beatrice
Alina Daphne
Alina Felicity
Alina Genevieve
Alina Juliet
Alina Pearl
Alina Rosalie
Alina Therese
Alina Violet
Alina Winifred

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I love Alina! I'm not surprised by its popularity, and I have met some before.
Alina May
Alina Nevena
Alina Vivian
Alina Yasmin

I think it is pretty but slightly passé. Aline is one that we use, but Alina didn’t get approved by my partner.

It's pretty! I've met one girl named Alina, but I'd never heard it before then.

It's a five-letter name starting and ending with A. The popularity is not surprising. It's pretty but unsubstantial. I prefer Elina.

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Alina Brooke
Alina Cadence
Alina Gabrielle
Alina Genevieve
Alina Heidi
Alina Jade
Alina Josephine

I'm not surprised by it's popularity. It has a trendy sound.

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I know quite a few.

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Alina Matilda
Alina Rosemary
Alina Zoe
Alina Victoria
Alina Valerie
Alina Florence
Alina Jessica
Alina Rachel
Alina Rebecca
Alina Briony
Alina Charlotte

I like it, but I prefer both Elina and Melina

I like Alina. I'm not surprised if it's popular. It's a nice name.

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Alina Suzanne
Alina Rhoswen
Alina Rosalind
Alina Maxine
Alina Pauline
Alina Whitney
Alina Marceline
Alina Odette
Alina Lynette
Alina Lisette
Alina Chantal
Alina Raquel
Alina Rochelle
Alina Carys
Alina Vivienne

I have met many people called Alina

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I am not very surprised about this, it probably sound trendy