I may win this one - Yanni or Spyro

[gofrotoes]

He he -

DH has just dicovered Spyro/Spiro and actually likes it think it is the Spy part(I may get a greek name after all :O)

So as people seemed to like Yanni

Yanni or Spiro/Spyro

[ImpYCelyn]

Yanni

Definitely not Spiro - I'd keep adding -graph to the end of it. Spyro would be better.

[Sparklingbrook]

Yanni is nice. Think there may be a computer game called Spyro's adventure or something (that may or may not affect your opinion).

[DesolationAngel]

Yanni

My dogs called Spyro, as sparkling says it's also a dragon in a computer game.

[Montsti]

Definitely Yanni!

[rushofbangerstothefire]

Yanni, though the only one I know is female (short for Rhiannon)

[SecretNutellaFix]

Spyro is a little purple dragon.

Yanni is fab.

[Towndon]

I'm afraid I don't like either, sorry.

[tummytickler]

Yanni!
Agree with the dragon

[LynetteScavo]

Yanni

Yanni Spiro would be cool, though.

[HauntedHengshanRoad]

They're both fantastic! I have a soft spot for Spyro.

[birdofthenorth]

Yanni all the way!

[mushroomsforgetthemselves]

Yanni though I do think Spyro is very cool

[Aftereightsaremine]

Yanni is Greek for John. & also when people say someone is an idiot in Greek they say he is a right yanni!

[dearheart]

I like both of them - know a lovely Yanni (Iannis) and I think there was a Spyro in My Family and Other Animals. Great nn too!

[Karbea]

I used to know a Spyro and a Yanni when I was frowing up. Spyro was a very cool arty teenager that all the girls fancied, and Yanni was a girl I knew. I think Yanni was her NN though ??

I like the names, but probably due to association.

[rachel234]

Both are cool, Spyro sounds a little more masculine than Yanni to me, but I do like them both.

[rachel234]

I know a German Yannick, which could be shortened to Yanni.