Nina - do you like it and how many do you know under the age of 30?

[CheetahChaplin]

We love this name and know v few but I wonder whether others so. If you know them are they in England or is it more an international popularity?

any opinions on the name also welcome.

I like it & I don't know any.

I have only ever known one and she was a bit older than me but totally cool and quirky love the name.

Look up Nina Proudman a character in an Australian TV programme Offspring also very cool and loveable after the first couple of episodes when it starts to get going.

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1530541/

I love it.

To me it's fit in with the Sarahs/Louises/Emmas/Rachels, due a comeback eventually, but you may be a bit early. But it's a perfectly inoffensive name.

Lovely name. I know of only one at our DD’s school

No I wasn’t, and that seems like a rather unnecessarily antagonistic response to a baby names thread first thing on a Monday morning. The OP used the word popularity, so I was giving my POV on people’s reluctance to use “popular” names if that is the OP’s concern. Maybe it isn’t her concern, I don’t know.

I knew 1, lost contact but I believe she’d be about 29 now.

I knew one years ago whose full name was Georgina. It’s a lovely name in its own right though.

My cousin is Nina (Janina), it's a super common name/nickname in Germany. She's 20.

I know of 4/5 'Nina' girls through work (all under 10), and I know a Georgina how goes buy it.

I like it. I don't know any under 30

1 and love it

I know a Christina known as Nina. Love it

I’ve only known it as no abbreviation of Georgina.

It's a lovely, pretty name and so is the song Nina, pretty ballerina.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnz-qwt8hE4

I only known Nikolina nn Nina. Quite common here, but I'm not English

I know none
It's a lovely name
It was in my top 3 for DD's

Love it!

Would have chosen it for dd but she was born when ds was 2 and was obsessed with sirens (neenaws) so would have been too confusing.

Have only met one.

My 13 yo daughter in England has never come across anyone called Nina (I just asked her). She’s at a massive all girls school. It’s a lovely name and not common

@Tinybrother Sorry-wasn't meant to be antagonistic. I read your two statements as connected and was surprised. Again-apologies.

Fair enough :)

I don't know any Ninas of any age.

I think if it as being a Russian name, rightly or wrongly.

My niece is Nina and I love it! Just asked my sister and she said in Nina's 9 years she has met three other little ones, all non-English (French, Italian, Israeli.)

Yes, I like it. Easy to say, easy to spell, known but not common.

I know two - one is 16 and the other is 12.

One pre-schooler and no older ones.

I like it and don't know any under 30