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Help[Opinions] Re: Chloe, Chloë or Chloé?
in reply to a message by CC
Some might think that using any sort of accents implies pompousness. There is also the fact that the French Chloé has a different pronunciation - klo-AY as opposed to klo-EE.
I might recommend not having any sort of accent. Few people use it, many are confused by it, and it will not show up in many documents - no matter how important (as a Chloë myself, I can attest to it!). If you feel like adding an accent, you can every now and then.
Hello and welcome, other new Chloe! :D
PS: How long have you thought about changing your name for?
I might recommend not having any sort of accent. Few people use it, many are confused by it, and it will not show up in many documents - no matter how important (as a Chloë myself, I can attest to it!). If you feel like adding an accent, you can every now and then.
Hello and welcome, other new Chloe! :D
PS: How long have you thought about changing your name for?
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Hey! I'm leaning towards no accent but they add a more unusual element to it, that's all.
I've hated my name my whole life so I've toyed with the idea of changing it since i was about 5. hah.
What was your name before the change?
I've hated my name my whole life so I've toyed with the idea of changing it since i was about 5. hah.
What was your name before the change?
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My name was Kristina before I changed it. I still kept it, bumped it to the middle :)
One more caveat to you - I picked Chloe without knowing that it was one of the top ten names in my country. Now I meet little Chloes every other day, and the name is being subjected to the fate of all other extremely popular names: called shallow, trashy, flaky, boring etc. I'm not sure if that figures in to your consideration. Some people love having a popular name - make sure you are one of those :)
One more caveat to you - I picked Chloe without knowing that it was one of the top ten names in my country. Now I meet little Chloes every other day, and the name is being subjected to the fate of all other extremely popular names: called shallow, trashy, flaky, boring etc. I'm not sure if that figures in to your consideration. Some people love having a popular name - make sure you are one of those :)
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I've considered that... and as much as I am a fan of original names, it's the only name that seems to really 'fit', and given that there aren't too many Chloe's my own age I think that I'm okay with the popularity.
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