I thought these were Vivi-ann and Vivi-enne, no? |
I knew an Emilia who always said it was pronounce E-meelya. Everyone else pronounces it the same though. |
Yeah, it might be regional, but some people do pronounce them differently. |
Me too |
| What about Amelie? |
| Amelia. Too many emmys walking around |
Doesn’t that sound the same? |
| OP you should use Amelia or Emily. Emilia looks ridiculous. |
What's wrong with the nn Millie? |
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I do think of them as having slightly different pronunciations.
Emilia: Eh-MEEL-yuh Amelia: Uh-MEEL-yuh So if you want Emmy as a nickname, I'd go with Emilia. Milly would work better as a nickname for Camille or Millicent, since neither name has a strong "mil" sound. |
OP here. We don’t like Emily or the other name PP suggested. We have settled on the name. I like Amelia because it is what I’m used to when I think of the name and spelling, but husband likes Emilia. His grandmother was named Mildred and everyone called her Millie. This is why we will call her that. I like the nickname Emmy. I’m sure kids are called different names by different people. |
| I like Amelia, Amalia, Amelie better than Emilia. But Emilia is nice too. |
I love the nickname Millie! Thoroughly Modern
(I even love Mildred, so stately) |
| Love Emilia, strongly dislike Amelia. Go figure. |
| Amelia |