Anne, Annie or Anna.

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Just that really.

My second is called a variation of these names but we often call her Ann and sometime frying pan 😄

Anna with nn Annie

Definitely Anna much more timeless. The other two just sound bland and old-fashioned and not in a classic way.

Anne.
Annie is cutesy, Anna is overused and boring.

Anne is actually quite refreshing as it's been so underused.

Anna seems fashionable now but will sound dated as it falls out of fashion.

Annie is awfully cutesy. I really don't like it.

So I vote Anne.

Anna

Anne.
name of a queen.
annie sounds like a servant, and anna sounds foreign.

Anna

Anna

Anna

Another one for Anna. Lovely underused simple classic name.

I like anna but appreciate its popular

Anna. It’s a lovely name.

Annie.

I love Anna and Annie. I can’t picture a baby called Anne! x

Anna

Anna.

Is Anna too popular? I know two and they're both in their thirties. I teach and have never had one in my class.

Anna- it’s a gorgeous name and suits all ages! I’d then NN Annie!

Annie- lovely

Why Ana? They'll spend their lives telling people "No, it's only one N".

Because it's pronounced differently, presumably.

I like all three names, OP, but I think I would choose Anna. Annie doesn't seem quite substantial enough for someone's official name somehow, and although I really like Anne for people my age and older, I don't think its time has quite come for revival yet - you would get a lot of "oh, haven't heard that one in a long time, who is she named after?"

I prefer Annie, and Anna is ok. Don't like Anne so much.

Anna is nicest.
Annie is nice too. I know little girls and women of my age (40s) with the name and it suits them equally.
Anne is dated I'm afraid. Real old lady. The youngest I know is in their late 50s.

Anna is my strong favourite.

Annie