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My grandmother's name and she hated it. My great-grandfather chose it and loved how exotic it seemed but my grandmother always felt it was too fancy for a simple, country girl from Australia. She went by June for most of her life.

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I think it's sweet :)

I love that it's perky but also kind of dowdy (because of its datedness (in the U.S., at least)).

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I'd probably opt for something like Juanita Pearl, Juanita Eloise, Juanita Iris, or Juanita Lilac.

I had a great great aunt Juanita. I always thought it sounded cool.
I think I like Lupita a little more, though.

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Juanita Mavis
Juanita Irene
Juanita Septima
Juanita September
Juanita Crystal
Juanita Leona
Juanita Gloria
Juanita Xiomara
Juanita Fernanda
Juanita Roxana
Juanita Rolanda
Juanita Zoraida
Juanita Hester
Juanita Dominique
Juanita Evangelina
Juanita Yayoi

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Ava Juanita
Simone Juanita
Rosemary Juanita
Marigold Juanita
Minerva Juanita
Zoe Juanita
Nellie Juanita
Noemi Juanita
Zora Juanita
Amaryllis Juanita
Glenys Juanita

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Spunky and retro-cool, I gotta like it!

It's kind of a fun name in the way of Yolanda and Wanda.
It's pretty stereotypically a Hispanic name, but doesn't seem to have been used much on Hispanic girls for many generations. The only Juanita I ever knew was a friend of my grandmother; she was black and Indian.

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Juanita Grace

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Juanita Rose

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Juanita Sierra

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Juanita Camille?

I don't know if I follow all of that. But it's fine. Not a name just everyone would wear well, though.