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HelpAnntillia WDYT?
Had this name on a customer this morning. She said it like Ahn-Til- ee-ah.
I think I somewhat like the look of this name, but personally, would say it like ahn-tee-yah.
How about you?
I think I somewhat like the look of this name, but personally, would say it like ahn-tee-yah.
How about you?
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It looks like there are too many 'n's or 'l's there.
I don't like the look or the sound of the name.
I don't like the look or the sound of the name.
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Reminds me of Atilla the Hun.
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Me, too. Also "ant hill"
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Antilia / Antillia would be nice. Two N's just doesn't look nice to me.
And my first bet would be to pronounce it like your customer did, though I can see where your pronunciation would come in.
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And my first bet would be to pronounce it like your customer did, though I can see where your pronunciation would come in.
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I think its too long, but I suppose you could always call her Ann, Annie, or Tillie.
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Dislike the look, like the sound...
Too many double letters
double n's
double l's
and the i's and l's don't look good together. I agree with Hannah. I would like it much more spelled Antillia / Antilia or Antiyah
Too many double letters
double n's
double l's
and the i's and l's don't look good together. I agree with Hannah. I would like it much more spelled Antillia / Antilia or Antiyah
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I think it would look more balanced if it was spelled Antillia. If it was pronounced ahn-tee-yah, I would be more inclined to go with Antiya, which I'm aware delves a bit into the kr8yve zone... All around, though, I'm not a big fan of this name.
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