MariposaTam
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My name is Mariana- in Spanish which is my first language, I like it. In English I struggled with how to explain it to all my teachers, friends and even as I got older to my coworkers and even OH. I found myself conforming to its most common English pronunciation when I was a kid- Mary-Anna when it really is closer to Mah Ree Ah Na with the ree being a soft R which not many people can do. I also hated not finding my name on a keychain either, as a kid, but that really was the least of my worries.
The positives on the name-I have yet to find anyone that will criticize it, besides myself lol. Everyone tells me its a beautiful name and loves it. Oh well
OH is Tammy Lynn-Not Tamara, just Tammy. She likes Tammy though it doesn't fit her personality really; she more likes the meaning behind why her mom named her so (after the 1950's/60's movies Tammy and the Bachelor etc.) versus actually really liking her name. It gets its share of misspellings mostly because people spell it with an i at the end or with only one m, and it gets its share of-"oh, Tamera, Tamara?" which she is not.
Lynn she doesn't have much an opinion on other than her and her sisters having such Country names which she laughs at.
The positives on the name-I have yet to find anyone that will criticize it, besides myself lol. Everyone tells me its a beautiful name and loves it. Oh well
OH is Tammy Lynn-Not Tamara, just Tammy. She likes Tammy though it doesn't fit her personality really; she more likes the meaning behind why her mom named her so (after the 1950's/60's movies Tammy and the Bachelor etc.) versus actually really liking her name. It gets its share of misspellings mostly because people spell it with an i at the end or with only one m, and it gets its share of-"oh, Tamera, Tamara?" which she is not.
Lynn she doesn't have much an opinion on other than her and her sisters having such Country names which she laughs at.