Tatiana
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Anonymous
Lol! |
Anonymous
| Oooo, I love Tate. I'm gonna keep it in mind. I am due in September. |
Anonymous
| I only know one Tatiana (woman in her 40s or 50s) and she’s awesome! Definitely makes me like the name. |
Anonymous
| If you like Tatiana then what about oksana or ludmilla |
Anonymous
Ugh- now you move into the realm last names as first names. And it does make one think of potatoes. Is the thought that it’s pronounced ta-tee? |
Anonymous
| I love it, I really do, knew a lovely girl with the name but just so you know everyone called her Titty. |
Anonymous
My middle aged brother is named Tate. Pronounced TAY-t. |
Anonymous
| I dislike the NN Tati. It sounds like titty. |
Anonymous
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I know several. All are Brazilian.
I like the name, go for it, OP! |
Anonymous
Prepared for her to be called "Taint" |
Anonymous
Ok, cool. But we’re talking about a girl named Tatiana, right? |
Anonymous
Is it cultural appropriations if other people are using Russian names?  Looking at you, all the Sashas, Natashas, and Tanyas without a shred of Slavic heritage
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Anonymous
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It's my daughter's name. She loves it. A few people at school call her "Tati" but 95% of people call her Tatiana.
We are not Russian (but she's maybe 1/4 Russian from 4 generations ago.) |
Anonymous
| A while ago I would have thought Russian ice skater but now I think Tati, nickname of a Tatiana I know from South America. |
Anonymous
| Love it. |