Vittoria?

[Potterhead113]

Not Victoria. What do you think?

Very Italian.

Italian. It's nice.

I know a couple of Brazilian girls with this name. One is spelled Vitoria and the other one Victoria but both said as Vittoria. Not sure if any of those versions are right or wrong though.

I like it. But think it might need the South American accent to make it work.

It's the Italian version of Victoria, isn't it?

It's a nice enough name, but the problem is it will constantly get mistaken for Victoria which could be really annoying for you & for her.

On the plus side, you could have Vita as a nickname, which is lovely.

I really like it. I think I'd be more likely to say it correctly (ie not Victoria) if it was the Vitoria spelling. I feel that my eye would auto correct Vittoria more easily.

It sounds weird to me with the English R.

I like it, much more than Victoria.

I'm not so keen. Sorry. I don't know why. Maybe because i love Victoria.

People will want to say Victoria don't know if that bothers you, if not go with Vittoria. I think Victoria looks better written down.

As in the mineral water?

I sort of like it, but I see it as the same name as Victoria which I've never really liked . We live in South America, there is at least one Vitoria or Victoria in every year of my children's school,. Most are known as Vi, which is a nice nickname.

Unless you are actually in Italy, then you're setting her up for a lifetime of saying "that's ViTToria, not Victoria".

Love Vita!

I work with one and she's great but is constantly correcting it, although she works with a constantly changing team who might not have met her iyswim.

I know one through work, she's not British but tbh not sure where she's from (I only ever have 30 second phone conversations with her, never met her face to face).

I quite like it but I agree you and she will be in for a lifetime of correcting people