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Need an unbiased opinion on Rhian

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squeak2392 · 17/09/2014 03:19

I really like Rhiannon and Rhiannedd, but I've been ignoring Rhian because every one I've known has been a -insert foul word-

But thinking about it, it's kinda nice :/

Pn the simple English way since although I currently live in Wales, I am English and baby will probably grow up in England.

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Fishlegs · 17/09/2014 05:09

I love the name Rhian. The only one I knew was a girl I went to school with, and she was really nice, no nasty streak at all.

AGnu · 17/09/2014 04:12

I've yet to meet a Rhian without a bit of a nasty streak... I'm sure they must exist though & certain that the name itself isn't to blame! I do love Rhiannedd. I'm Welsh but unfortunately raising my children in an area of England where the local accent wouldn't be able to handle it! Sad

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squeak2392 · 17/09/2014 04:03

WaffleWiffle Pn Ree-un. Sorry, thought it was a normal name even outside Wales :P

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nooka · 17/09/2014 03:53

I prefer Rhiannon but then I like longer names as I think they provide more options

WaffleWiffle · 17/09/2014 03:24

Is it pronounced like Ryan?

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squeak2392 · 17/09/2014 03:20

TIA for opinions

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