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Dammit... nobody chose the K names I like best :(
Well here they are
I'm torn between Courtney and Kourtney, but you guys seem to prefer the first
Prefer: Kasey
Korey
Killian (but I'm going off that name entirely)
Charis or Carys... you know, OR Karis, I can't decide.
Clara
Kate
Katherine
Chiara and Kira
Why do most prefer C names, is it cause with a K can be a bit trendy/ kry8tiv?
Well here they are
I'm torn between Courtney and Kourtney, but you guys seem to prefer the first
Prefer: Kasey
Korey
Killian (but I'm going off that name entirely)
Charis or Carys... you know, OR Karis, I can't decide.
Clara
Kate
Katherine
Chiara and Kira
Why do most prefer C names, is it cause with a K can be a bit trendy/ kry8tiv?
This message was edited 3/3/2008, 2:34 PM
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Yeah, names with random Ks look a bit trendy, even if it's a legit variation- Karolina, for example, looks like a trendification of Carolina. Not so, but I certainly prefer Carolina. It was the same thing on your list with Clara and Klara.
I also am not really the person to ask because I don't like Ks much- the only K names on my list are Katherine, Katharine, Katharina, Katarina and Kathleen. I might add Katrina. Basically, if it's a variant of or nickname for Katherine, I'm a fan, otherwise, I am unlikely to like K names. This may be because of 'K makes it stronger' syndrome (by which I mean, because Ks are such a trend that everything with a K looks trendy now).
Kourtney looks especially weird/off/wrong. Kourtney also looks more feminine, I think that spelling is only ever used on girls. So if you want to use Courtney on a boy, I wouldn't use a more feminine spelling variation.
I also am not really the person to ask because I don't like Ks much- the only K names on my list are Katherine, Katharine, Katharina, Katarina and Kathleen. I might add Katrina. Basically, if it's a variant of or nickname for Katherine, I'm a fan, otherwise, I am unlikely to like K names. This may be because of 'K makes it stronger' syndrome (by which I mean, because Ks are such a trend that everything with a K looks trendy now).
Kourtney looks especially weird/off/wrong. Kourtney also looks more feminine, I think that spelling is only ever used on girls. So if you want to use Courtney on a boy, I wouldn't use a more feminine spelling variation.
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