The best thing about the name Marina: classy, feminine, rare. A touch of enigma.
The worst thing about the name: much used in Eastern Europe
If my name wasn`t Marina....: I would not be me
Extra information: Most people love my name and I am very happy with it
The best thing about the name Marina: i don't know it's a cool name, I like the meaning
The worst thing about the name: some people mistake me for martina(they are stupid)...hahaha
If my name wasn`t Marina....: i don't know....
Extra information: it's a cool name but i don't lake that a lot of people are cold marina,i dont feel special.....
The best thing about the name Marina: it's a cute name and I love the meaning (the marinas are deep, beautiful and misterious just like the sea!)
The worst thing about the name: in my country there's a famous song about the Marinas and I've heard it so many times that I can't stand it anymore...
and in brazil there's many Marianas, so we're always mistaken... it really sucks, I've just told my name and they still call me Mariana, I have to correct people all the time.
If my name wasn`t Marina....: I would not be me... I mean it's already a part of me, it means me, I could not have another name
Extra information: Marina means the one who came from the sea, or the queen/princess/goddess of the sea (I've seen it all).
and your daughter will always have a brazilian song dedicated to her! =/
The best thing about the name Marina: just the way it is said makes me feel pretty
The worst thing about the name: most people who speak english can't seem to spell it correctly
If my name wasn`t Marina....: i never would have met my love
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The best thing about the name Marina: Ri-RI
The worst thing about the name: none
If my name wasn`t Marina....: none
Extra information: I love my name!
Marina appears in 2007`s top-1000 name list at rank 464.. 1994 was a `top year` for the name Marina. (Based on 128 years of name history) In that year it ranked #219. The last time Marina appeared among the most common names was in 1920. Our records go back to 1880