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I agree with Anneza. At first I actually thought this was some variant spelling of Sophia. In its native country it’s fine and I Gen a bit cool, but in other places it might be a bit inconvenient.
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I've no clue how it works in Khmer: popular, dated, classic, associated with a celebrity, a product, a TV commercial ... ? In Anglophone places it looks like a misprint of Sophia, or perhaps a misguided attempt to make Sophia youneek or to establish the preferred spelling.
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It's tagged as being top 10 in Cambodia, so there it is probably well liked!
I agree with Anneza though, outside of Cambodia it would probably be confused with Sophia.
If you had Cambodian heritage though people would get used to it quickly enough.
I agree with Anneza though, outside of Cambodia it would probably be confused with Sophia.
If you had Cambodian heritage though people would get used to it quickly enough.
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