Is 'Monica' a classy name?

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NeedanIdea · 17/10/2021 01:19

I really love it, and I like that it doesn't seem too common. Is it classy or just dated/boring?

I also like Monika (Polish variant?) too.

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Darkdarknights · 17/10/2021 03:24

No it’s not.

FlowerArranger · 17/10/2021 03:20

@ThiagoSilvasToe

Very dated. Just think Lewinsky.... Or Friends.

I disagree. It's a lovely name, and there are some inspiring people called Monica....

www.theguardian.com/food/2021/oct/16/monica-galetti-my-goal-was-to-be-a-chef-it-wasnt-to-be-on-tv-masterchef-the-professionals?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

ThiagoSilvasToe · 17/10/2021 03:14

Very dated. Just think Lewinsky.... Or Friends.

Kanaloa · 17/10/2021 03:09

It’s a nice name. Classy people are classy either way. Choose the name you like the best, not the one that projects an image you aspire to.

Atlas2021 · 17/10/2021 03:04

We are non UK and have a Monica. I love it and we call her Moni. I think its strong and beautiful but I am biased. Also don't know another one so definitely unique.

MrsElijahMikaelson1 · 17/10/2021 02:48

Classy is not what springs to mind sorry. Dated is the word.

DramaAlpaca · 17/10/2021 02:45

To me it's just dated. I don't see it as a particularly classy, elegant name but it's not awful.

Tillysfad · 17/10/2021 02:44

FindingMeno · 17/10/2021 02:43

Lovely but not a 'classy' name.

danascully96 · 17/10/2021 02:42

I’d say it’s classy and unexpected, but familiar!

Bellyups · 17/10/2021 01:38

Not classy, no

Ifonlyidknownthen · 17/10/2021 01:31

So long as you with mind Rachel, Phoebe, Ross, chandler and Joey being mentioned too much, then go for it

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