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A female name common in Europe, especially Germany. It is a variant of "Christian" and means "follower of Christ." The correct pronunciation of name is "Christy-AH-neh." When a German word ends in the letter "e", it makes a "eh" or "ah" sound. Yes, I agree, it is very frustrating having this name in the US because it is always mispronounced. Christiane Amanpour is a famous news correspondent for CNN. She, however, pronounces her first name "Christy-ahn." My maid-of-honor is named Christiane.
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A very rare name in America,
but popular in France and Germany. A feminine form of the Christian. Pronounced like 'Christy-Anne' for all the retards who fuck it up all the time and say "Christian," "Christina," "Christine," etc. An intelligent female. Damn, that girl Christiane is so precocious.
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A very rare name in America,
but popular in France and Germany. A feminine form of the Christian. Pronounced like 'Christy-Anne' for all the retards who fuck it up all the time and say "Christian," "Christina," "Christine," etc. An intelligent female. Damn, that girl Christiane is so precocious.
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