Which French girls’ name?

[seraphinerose]

Choosing between these five names but very open to more suggestions. Which do you like best?

Inès
Naomi
Valentine
Romane
Alicia

To go with very French surname beginning with R.

The French name I love the most is Cecile.

Morgane (with the emphasis on the -ane, sounds like "van")

Louane

Clémentine
Bénédicte

Juliette
Rosalie

Noéllié

Is Anouk French? Love that.
French and Dutch I think. I once met a very elegant Anouk, and Anouk Aimée would be a great person to be named after.

Naomi is a gorgeous, underused name

Naomi

Clémence (pronounced Claymensy)

Delphine

I've always loved Noelle!

From your list, Valentine. It's lovely!

I love the name Elodie :)

Definitely not Romane, I also think of a lettuce.

Inès is wonderful, very French.

Valentine is gorgeous. What about Amandine?

I like them all but if you are in the IK the diminutive are not my favourite ie Val/Ro/Nay/ I have heard all of these and it is very possible. I like Inez for this reason it can't be shortened easily and also Anais as any diminutives are pretty.

Amelie, Adele, Adeline

From your list I like Valentine the best, well now I know it’s an acceptable female name in France, I’ve always thought of it as a male name.

Queen how would you pronounce that name?

Bigua (your name has just made me laugh ) I love Cecile too.

We know a Manon who is French and rather beautiful. How about Emeline?

I don't like valentine ('s day) or romane (lettuce), others are all lovely,

Naomi

I like Naomi best of OP's suggestions, and also Amandine and Clemence (should be acute accent on first 'e') as suggested by previous posters. But the French people called Clemence that I've met pronounce it 'Cleh-mohnse' . As in the audio clips here: forvo.com/search/Clemence/fr/

Inès is beautiful. I'm also rather fond of Anouk.

Naomi isn't French. It's Hebrew.

Noémi is French - "no-ay-mee".

Garance? I like this very much but feel you should be french to use it so it’s never been on our lists.
Manon is very pretty too.

@JiltedJohnsJulie It's pronounced Ann-eye-elle. Gorgeous name i always think 😃

Sorry but that name will quickly become anal in any secondary school in the UK

If you’re in France Inès are two a penny. So from the list Valentine or Romane.

My favourite French names are Manon and Capucine.

Inès