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Help[Opinions] Re: Jillian vs Gillian
in reply to a message by number1212
Gillian with this spelling was in the top 100 here from the 1930s to the 1970s, so it looks more normal and familiar to me. I like it. I've never seen Jillian in use.
I would have thought that Gillian Anderson was well-known enough in the US for it to be a recognisable name there?
I would have thought that Gillian Anderson was well-known enough in the US for it to be a recognisable name there?
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