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Girls Named Halle
This chart illustrates how many Girls were named Halle in the U.S. since 1880.
Records indicate that at least 8,569 girls have been named Halle since 1880 in the United States.
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User Comments about the name Halle
Comment left Jul 23, 2008: "My daughters name is Halli. My name is Allison, but I go by Alli, which is why my husband and I chose to spell it that way. We get a ton of compliments on how beautiful the name is.. Once people are told how to pronounce it! 99.99 percent of the time she is called "Hailey." It blows my mind. Common sense, hello..." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jun 12, 2008: "My name is Hally, and it is pronounced like "Sally" but with an "h" [obviously}. I have this name because my father's name also starts with an "H." My name is very rare, I think. I have never met anyone with the same name as I have. I even looked it up on the internet, but it's always usually "Hallie," "Halle," "Haley," "Halley," etc. I have no idea where it originated from, and can find no information on it. Many of the people I meet usually mispronounce it. They usually say "Hailey" or "holly." In fact, one of my closest friends calls me "Holly" instead of "Hally." And when people actually get it right the first time, I am very surprised. Sometimes, I have to tell people that it's "Hally" as in "Halle Berry," but after a few minutes, they forget and go back to pronouncing my name the wrong way. It usually takes them a few tries to finally get it right. Sometimes, it gets annoying, but usually I don't really care if they mispronounce it. All I have to do is recognize their voices and I'll know if they're calling me." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jan 13, 2008: "Halle is my daughters name, it is pronouced Hal-lie just like Halle berry. I cant believe how many people mis pronounce it. Most people call her Hailey." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 16, 2007: "Always called Hailey. People want to spell it Hallie or Halley." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jun 22, 2007: "I didn't have a name picked out and went into labor 5.5 weeks early. I happened to see Halle Berry in a magazine right before I went into labor and feel-good hormones made me think it was perfect. My daughter's name is Halle. It's a beautiful name and with it's powerful meaning, suites my daughter but she's had to correct the pronunciation since she could speak. Too many close names exist: Hailey, Holly, Callie, Alley, Hadley, . . .It took family a year to get it straight. . .I wouldn't do it again." (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left May 06, 2007: "My daughters name is Halle and we have had nothing but compliments about it and it is a beautiful sounding name" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Aug 01, 2006: "Can have some strange pronounciations but usually most people react with ' as in berry!'" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Jul 22, 2006: "My name is Hally, prounounced just like "Hallie" or "Sally." I get a lot of mispronuciations, including Holly (understandable - especially when handwritten, the a can look like an o) or, the one that really irritates me, "Haley." (Hay-lee) I think the thing that is the most upsetting is when people (usually males, interestingly), mispronounce my name, I'll let them know how it's correctly pronounced, and then they say, "Close enough" or something like that. No......"Haley" and "Holly" are some other girls, they're not me. I'm Hally. I'll even ask then how they would like it if I called them by the wrong name, say "Jane" instead of "James" or "Mark" instead of "Mike." Somehow, they usually just don't get it. It's like, if it's a unique name it's somehow OK not to learn to pronounce it right. I think the stupidest thing anyone ever said to me about my name is they said, "Your name is HALLY? Wow! Are you related to Halle Berry?"" (Report as inappropriate)
Comment left Nov 15, 2005: "My husband and I decided to name our first born daughter "Halle" after the place we met-- the library on our campus is called The Halle Library. She is 3 now and definitely fits the name!" (Report as inappropriate)
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