Serge

[Edmundo]

WDYT of Serge for a boy?

[SpringHeeledJack]

not as much as I think of Gustave.

why are English boys not called Gustave?

[puzzled]

[mathanxiety]

Love it. (And also love Gustav).

[MelinaM]

Fab name!

[ttalloo]

I love it.

[evamummy]

I like it. Also like Gustav.

[SirBoobAlot]

Horrible, sorry.

[CurlyhairedAssassin]

Are you French?

[kreecherlivesupstairs]

I would think of a tide ( different spelling though) or some hard wearing material.

[nooka]

I think that you might hit pronunciation problems. I would assume a Russian connection and pronounce Sir-gay, which I think is cool but I also know a Serge which is pronounced more like surge which I don't like. Not sure which you would be going for? Personally I'd expect an English child with either name to have quite a strong European connection.

[diddl]

haven´t a lot of people heard of Serge Gainsbourg?

i don´t think there would be a pronunciation problem tbh.

And surely "Sir-gay" is Sergei?

[cumbria81]

No. Makes me think of sleazy old French men

[hulabula]

How would you pronounce it, like Sergei?

[mathanxiety]

'Ser-gay' would be the Russian Sergei.

Serge I would pronounce as in Serge Gainsbourg ('Surzh', approximately).

[Ineedsomesleep]

Agree with the nooka, think your DS would just be called Surge.

[JustDoMyLippyThenWeWillGo]

Love it,cool name