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Help[Opinions] Re: Fiona and Fenella (more)
in reply to a message by Felie
I like Fiona. To me it seems youthful (not childlike, just not "older" yet), and modern, and smart.
Fenella sounds older to me, more old-fashioned, softer. It's unusual enough in my experience that I think it sounds like more of a UK name and I'd be surprised to see it on an American. I don't like the soft sounds in it. I prefer the crisper sound of Fiona.
- mirfak
Fenella sounds older to me, more old-fashioned, softer. It's unusual enough in my experience that I think it sounds like more of a UK name and I'd be surprised to see it on an American. I don't like the soft sounds in it. I prefer the crisper sound of Fiona.
- mirfak
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