Alessandra

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I knew an Italian girl with this name growing up. She went by Sandra pronounced Saaaahn druh.

+1 for Sandra

[Anonymous]

Andra
Ale(a-leh)
Sandra
Ara

[Anonymous]

Alessa is the best IMO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sandy is a terrible nickname. What would her nickname be if you lived in Italy? Go with that.

NP. I feel like my Italian professor said it was Alessa (my name is Allison and so my Italian class name was Alessandra) but that was years ago.

[Anonymous]

The Alessandra I knew growing up went by Sandy.

[Anonymous]

One of DD's bff's is Alessandra and she just goes by Alessandra. It's a beautiful name! It doesn't need a nick name if there isn't something that screams to you.

[Anonymous]

Aria?

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/105/1042000.page#22152289

Anyway, I would agree that Alessandra doesn’t need a nickname.

My DD has a friend who was Sasha as a little girl, and now she definitely prefers Alexandra.

[Anonymous]

Alessandra doesn’t need a nickname, Ali if you have to use one

[Anonymous]

Lessa

[Anonymous]

I love Alessandra but, yeah, it needs a nickname! It’s four syllables.

I love Allie and Andy. Sandy isn’t a favorite of mine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Alessa is the best IMO.

+1. The others are not used in Italy. Sandra could also work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love Alessandra but, yeah, it needs a nickname! It’s four syllables.

I love Allie and Andy. Sandy isn’t a favorite of mine.

+1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love Alessandra but, yeah, it needs a nickname! It’s four syllables.

I love Allie and Andy. Sandy isn’t a favorite of mine.

+1.

+2.Alessandra is an Absolutely beautiful name, OP.