please vote!

[Diel]

What do you prefer from Madeliene, Nina, Juliette, Julianna or Valentina?

Thanks :)

[Nospringflower]

Nina

[Yika]

Nina

[ChittyBB]

I know a Valentina who shortens her name to Nina so thats a way to have both.

[Sophronia]

Nina or Juliana

[OohhThatsMe]

Tina is short for Valentina, not Nina!

I like Juliette best out of all the names.

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

Nina

[CakeRattleandRoll]

Juliana (prefer with one n) or Madeleine.

[MiniMaxi]

Juliette!

[SausageSoda]

Juliette by a long way.

[pilates]

Madeliene

[BertrandRussell]

Juliet- spelled like that. To be absolutely certain nobody will pronounce it Juli-ETTE.

[ElizaDontlittle]

Both Juliette and Juliana are beautiful, underused but classical names - lovely. If you live somewhere where people speak with that kind of glottal stop - then maybe Juliana rather than getting annoyed that people aren't saying it "right"!

[ViewBasket]

Julianna

[ShowOfHands]

I knew a Nina who is actually a Valentina. Of course you can abbreviate it that way.

Juliette is my favourite though, by a country mile.

[DurhamDurham]

Valentina is a lovely name, although all of the potential names you've chosen are lovely names.

[canwestart2016again]

Nina

[paddypants13]

Julianna.

Madeline in secondplace.

[TeshiB]

Juliette!

[Diel]

Thanks everyone!

[user1477409667]

Nina is beautiful and so unique

[BertrandRussell]

More Ninas than Juliettes!

[yotica]

Valentina. And it can be shortened to Tina which is quite similar to Nina.

[Gruffalosfriend]

Valentina or Juliana (with one n) for me.

Don't like the English pronunciation of Madeleine.

[Holding]

Nina or Valentina.