<p>hi everyone.
my real name is jennifer so i'm wondering if anyone can think of a nice nickname for me. not jennie, jen, or jenna--something different :) How does Fifi sound?? hahahah</p>
<p>lol would it be wierd if i go to a summer program and i change my name to something totally different...like on the app where it says "preferred name" i can use something else
hahaha i don't like my name it's too common
i want somethingn that would stand out =)</p>
<p>help!</p>
<p>I had two friends who were both named Jennifer and we called one Jenn and the other Ifer....lol.</p>
<p>But if you want it to be from your real name, some variation of Jen(n)(a) is pretty much all you've got...</p>
<p>How about Guinevere?</p>
<p>Why would anyone want that for a nickname let alone a first name? :P </p>
<p>Joking, but seriously, that is one long ass nickname that has absolutely nothing to do with her real name.</p>
<p>How 'bout Jennifer? (w/ the J pronounced as a Y)</p>
<p>Choose a name that is very stereotypical of another culture. Like, if you are white, maybe use 'Shaniqua'; if you are African American, use like "Josephina" or something.. it would be interesting when they met you :p</p>
<p>Nene or Fifi sounds great.</p>
<p>But I have the same issue. My name is boring, so think of a nickname for Roberto.</p>
<p>^ How 'bout the Anglo-Saxon form: Hrēodbēor</p>
<p>Or just Berto.</p>
<p>Fifi sounds like a poodle to me.</p>
<p>I call all the Robertos in my Latino clique Berto. But don't go for a white boy nick name, be proud of your heritage; the women go crazy over us :P</p>
<p>Some people call me Bert, some people call me Berto. I really like Bert. It sounds dorky.</p>
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lol would it be wierd if i go to a summer program and i change my name to something totally different...like on the app where it says "preferred name" i can use something else
hahaha i don't like my name it's too common
i want somethingn that would stand out =)
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<p>i specifically recall saying that I hate people who do really annoying stuff for attention. That would qualify you wanting to be called something really abstract even though your name is common. </p>
<p>It might get attention, but it will also really annoy people if they find out what your real name is.</p>
<p>Haha... well, you don't have much choice if you want to stay close to your real name. And yes, it might get kind of annoying.</p>
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It might get attention, but it will also really annoy people if they find out what your real name is.
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haha, i wouldn't make up something wayy off tho...im probably gonna just stick with something close to jennifer...fifi does sound like a poodle :O</p>
<p>Lollll hahaha i like the name Narcissa</p>
<p>Cono - FYI....Guinevere is the original form of Jennifer.
ETYMOLOGY: The name Jennifer (pronounced jen-ee-fer) is of Welsh origin and means fair one. ORIGIN & HISTORY: An early form of the name Jennifer was Guinevere.</p>
<p>Mmm Voldemorta?</p>
<p>I second Voldemorta....</p>
<p>I don't like my name. I actually want to change it--like, legally. haha.
My grandmother picked it, and my mom didn't like it, and niether do I!</p>
<p>hahahah!! nice voldemorta..</p>