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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know two--one hispanic, one caucasian. Both pronounced "lih-SET". I think it's pretty! I'm not a fan of it with a "z" sound though.[/quote] I grew up in San Diego and knew a lot of hispanic kids with this name. I think it's pretty, but to me it's definitely an "ethnic" name, [b]sort of on par with Yolanda?[/b] I've always heard as is "lizETTE."[/quote] Latina here. Very different. Yolanda is a classic, Lisette is a French name [b]associated with[/b] uneducated people trying to sound fancy([b]at least within my subgroup[/b]). OP, I think it’s tacky, but I’m obviously biased.[/quote] You're also obviously someone who engages in lazy thinking and likes to advance nasty stereotypes. I'm a Latina with a cousin named Lisette, who has a PhD. Our parents' generation includes physicians, teachers, and librarians. Other cousins in our generation include physicians, lawyers, architects and MBAs, so I'd say we're pretty well-educated as a group. As far as "trying to sound fancy", that's pretty subjective, but I'll say we're not people who judge others as "tacky" just because they like different names than we do. [/quote] Read again.[/quote]
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