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I think it's lovely, but I prefer Olivine.

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Neither of those combos works for me, but Olivie Kyoko is less discordant, so I'll choose that.

I don't like it, but Olivie Kyoko is nicer.

Like the flavour of a cheap salad oil. Not real olive oil, but somewhat olivy, or olivie. And, like Olive and Olivia, it does not sound at all good with Vivien.

This message was edited 3/31/2021, 6:00 AM

It reminds me of an acquaintance of mine's daughter: she had named her Olivié pronounce the same way as Olivier but everyone still calls her Olivia because Americans are dumb. I would still pronounce it "oh-liv-EE instead of Oh-liv-EE-ay like how the mother's pronunciation is desired via the accent mark had she not corrected me.

This message was edited 3/31/2021, 4:39 AM

I prefer Olivine, it's a gemstone name that seems a bit sturdier. Olivie is cute but a bit flimsy, Olivine "Olivie" would be cute though.

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I guess I prefer Olivie Vivien; Olivie Kyoko is too discordant, the names don't suit each other.

I don't like it I prefer Olivia by far, although Olivene is ok