Pretty French first name for a girl.
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Anonymous
Literally half of my German friends are named Sabine. It was extraordinarly popular there in the late 60s. |
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Renée
Aimée Marguerite Jacqueline Marie Valérie |
Anonymous
| + Annette, Celine, Simone, Manon, Anais, Lea |
Anonymous
| Is she at least half French? Do you all speak French? I just would find it odd explaining to people I'm only 1/5 French, speak no French either. |
Anonymous
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Celine
Solange Virginie Ludivine |
Anonymous
| Brigitte, Claudine, Audrey, Sophie, Emmanuelle |
Anonymous
| Delphine is my all-time favorite French girls name. |
Anonymous
| we know 3 Nicolettes. All French. |
Anonymous
| + Eloise |
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Angeline
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Anonymous
OP here and yes, DH is French, raised and educated in Paris and I’m of French decent on my father’s side. We speak French (I spent a year in college in France and worked there for two years) and will be visiting DH’s parents in France every year. She may end up going to a French school too. That enough for you? |
Anonymous
I know 2 Nicolettes and neither are French! One speaks it, though. |
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Désirée
Elena Joëlle Lorraine Sylvie |
Anonymous
Nonsense. I think names that blend with the last name just sound better. Camille Beauvoir or Simone Gautier sound beautiful with American accents. Chantal Cohen or Aimee McGonigle would give me pause. |
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+1 to Colette and Claudine
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