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Aída Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 1:08 PM |
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rebekah Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 1:46 PM |
I have manny manny favourite names..such as Boy: Joseph, Seamus, Travis, Harvey etc.
Girl: Phoebe, Rosie, Esme,
and many more that i can't think of right about now
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Lemon Grinner Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 1:54 PM |
My favourite boys names are: Paul, Liam, Rich, Jack
Girls names: Stella, Roxy. I can't think of any others, don't really like girls lol. |
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Monica Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 4:11 PM |
| There are a lot of beautiful names where you come from: Gorka, Urko, Gaizka, Joseba.... |
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cmr Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 4:29 PM |
:)
Girls: Daphne, Annie, Amy, Elisa
Boys: David, Joe, Pete, Nigel |
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spid Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 6:45 PM |
that's really very subjective
I like odd ones that are spelt strangely
Aislin (said Ashlynn)- girl
Cerys- girl
Taliasin -(boy)
Iolyn - boy (said Yo-lin)
Iestyn - boy (said Yes-tin) |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 6:54 PM |
girl : Anna
boy : Sacha |
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rhysy Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 7:26 PM |
girl: christie
boy: josh |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 7:31 PM |
other ideas for girls :
Garance
Anne-France
Emmanuelle |
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Chiito-chan Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 7:37 PM |
Girl: Lily, Emily, Kelly,Sally(ly,ly,ly hahaha), Katie,
Boy: Thomas, Noel, |
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mili Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 7:43 PM |
I think it's best to choose something that's pretty typical for your area/country, not too exotic, not too common, either.
My name is an odd one here, and it's caused me a lot of trouble. After marrying an englishman it's been a bit easier, everybody just assumes I'm a foreigner and is delighted that I speak Finnish so well...
So, my advice is to pick a name that is not overtly trendy (so that the child won't have 5 class mates with the same name) but not too strange, either. I'd sick with a name that everybody around you know how to pronounce without you giving them a lesson first. Of course if you have a favourite grandparent, you might consider giving the child a name after him/her.
I was nearly given a name of an eldery relative (another odd one!), but at the last minute my parents decided that she wasn't that nice, and gave me another name instead.
I know a girl who was given a very Swedish sounding name (her dad's first language is Swedish), but who speaks very little Swedish. She's had a lot of trouble with eldery Swedish speaking ladies coming to her at work and expecting service in Swedish. |
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TK23 Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 9:20 PM |
Boys: Will, Jack, JJ, Francis
Girls: Anna |
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rebekah Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 9:27 PM |
| oohh i have morree..girll: Morag :P |
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Darran Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 9:37 PM |
| Jonah |
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Turtleneck Posted Sun 27 Apr, 2008 10:05 PM |
Where are you from, Aida?
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