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It's nice, but it was popular in France and very very popular in Germany so I'm a bit tired of it. Without having been so common and without its 10000000 spelling variants it would be nice. It is basically Caitlin in how creative parents got with it. In German Y and J sound the same so Yannick, Yannic, Yannik, Yanic, Yanik, Yanick, Janik, Jannik, Jannick, Janick, Janic, Jannic etc. were all used. Yannick is handsome.