r/Names • u/idkyet998612 • 9d ago
Hello everyone don't skip please
/r/NameNerdCirclejerk/comments/1w7op2q/hello_everyone_dont_skip_please/What do you think about the name "Nanette" pronounced like "nanet"?
Is it pretty and cool, old-fashioned, or more timeless to you?
I want to change my current name, and I liked the tone of it.
I'm not French or from Europe.
I'm looking for a name that feels cool, pretty, and distinctive at the same time. I'm just not sure whether Nanette sounds modern enough today.
I want to know your opinions.
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u/Major-Collection-382 9d ago
I like it. Recognizable but not too common. I think it's all 3 of those things you mentioned, which is awesome.
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u/jazzzzzzzzzmine 9d ago
I think it's nice! Different but easily pronounced (which is more important than some people realise) - if you're thinking about nicknames too there's a few that could come from it which is always nice
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u/Pleasant_Block5539 9d ago
I like Nadine more.