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Start using Mumsnet PremiumDo Cassia and Jasper sound too similar?
(29 Posts)Having this debate with DH.
I dont think so, no.
Nope
Not remotely.
Nope
Not unless you are going to shorten them to Cass and Jass.
No, not too similar.
Although when shouting and getting muddled, as invariably happens, you will shout Casper
No, but they don't sound very nice together in my opinion.
They do sound quite similar...there's a high probability of them being 'paired' as Cass and Jasp.
Mmmm, now you mention it, Cass and Jass...
Is Cassia pronounced Cash-iya or Cass-iya?
No, and Cassia in particular, is gorgeous!
Yes, Cass and Jas.
Too similar.
I think too similar too
It's another point he's made about Jasper. He's really not keen so I'm going to have to let it go...just as I did with my first and second choices
Lots of 'sss' going on in both names, caSSia, JaSsssper. I do like Cassia though...but really don't like Jasper at all, sorry 🤷♀️
Not imposssible but too similar for me. I think you would end up with Cass and Jass.
@Tillygetsit, I suggest you return to your first and second choices and ask him to compromise.
Is this a first child for him?
Or do I have your H mixed up with someone else's?
I think they sound similar, yes. Also there is the Cass/Jass factor.
They’d get Jassia and Casper.
This is his second child. I have 2 from a previous marriage. He's vetoed my first choice because he says he went to school with hundreds and my second because it sounds like an old man in a grey cardigan 🙄
What was it? Earnest? Reggie? Albert?
Laurence.
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