Pretty Italian name for girl

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mona Lisa!

As in Mona Lisa Vito.

Not Mona Lisa Saperstein?

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I had an Italian girl in my school named Tatiana.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was coming here to say ‘just not Gianna’. It’s the new Sofia. I know 3 in second grade.

Christina isn’t really Italian. It’s pretty though.

Christina Ricci. Christina with a two syllable Italian last name does sound pretty.

I'm a Christina with an Italian last name, ending in O.

I receive lots of compliments on my name.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nina

I've loved the name Nina since I watched a character called Nina on one of the soap opera's years ago.

And it’s a nickname for Christina

Since when? I have never heard Nina as a nn for Christina.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Giovanna
Lilla
Aurora
Alice ("ah-LEE-chay")
Noemi
Carlotta (say what you will but I like it!)

Please don’t.

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My grandmother's name was Carmella and went by Millie and I wanted to name a daughter after her but got two boys

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mona Lisa!

As in Mona Lisa Vito.

Not Mona Lisa Saperstein?

MONEY PLEEEEEEEEASE

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry, USA was supposed to be Isa (short for Isabella). Also for the PP, Chiara is pronounced with a K sound. Like kya-ruh. Note it’s only 2 syllables. I hate it when people add the “I” as a separate syllable. Like Gianna is pronounced Ja-nuh, Gee-a-nuh.

I like Chiara and it’s very popular in Italy but Americans will butcher it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nina

I've loved the name Nina since I watched a character called Nina on one of the soap opera's years ago.

And it’s a nickname for Christina

Since when? I have never heard Nina as a nn for Christina.

Yeah, like Tina and Gina. They may be stand alone names but all started as nicknames for Christina.

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Flavia

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Susanna, elisabetta, marianna

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Anonymous wrote:Alessandra
Valentina
Bellina
Julietta

second VALENTINA

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Giovanna
Lilla
Aurora
Alice ("ah-LEE-chay")
Noemi
Carlotta (say what you will but I like it!)

Please don’t.

Uh, that's how it's pronounced in Italian...

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OP here. Thank you all so much! Beautiful suggestions that I would not have thought of.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you all so much! Beautiful suggestions that I would not have thought of.

I hope you’re going with Mona Lisa Saperstein Lastname.