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Beccy1974 · 25/07/2006 12:28

i just had an email about this.. i know it's really a 'pregnancy' thread topic but thought you might all like to vote:=

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serenity · 28/07/2006 18:21

Dh is quite adamant he isn't Greek (iykwim), so I always end up not quite knowing what to say! Just saying Cypriot doesn't always work. Xavier and Eliana are nice btw, my niece is called Liana

Xavielli · 28/07/2006 18:25

So you see what I mean Serenity... Dave/John/Bob Petrasidis just wouldnt work! But Xavier & Eliana do!!

serenity · 28/07/2006 18:34

Oh, yes definitely. DS's names are anglicised versions of Greek names (although I think now, we should have stuck with the original of DS2s) There are loads of names I like more, but it has to work as a whole name, not just 'a name' I happened to like, if that makes any sense.

There are a few names put down on MN where I think, well hang on, I know non-chavvy (I hate that word) people who used that name because it's a traditional family one. Shakira's one I've picked up on, that gets lumped together with Britney/Chardonney etc. I suppose any name you're not used seems a bit weird to start with

serenity · 28/07/2006 18:35

not used to, sorry.

WantAbabyNOW · 29/07/2006 01:38

I agree about the spelling on names. Know someone who has spelled jacob jaykeb and he is very odd! They might as well say 'i want some attention please'.

Still like cooper and Olivia. Also like regan, amber, paige and georgia. Like Bella too but have 2 sisters named belinda and they like to call themselves belle.

boys ones are logan blake and connor, but cant name connor cause sister in laws partners son is named that.

Sexonlegs · 29/07/2006 21:03

Lola and Matthew for me. Always loved the name Lola, and not just because of Charlie and Lola which I expect may make the name more common-place. Do you think it would be strange to call your son the same as your brother?

suejonez · 29/07/2006 21:08

My cat is called Lola

suejonez · 29/07/2006 21:09

WantAbabyNOW - you have two sisters called Belinda - doesn't that get a bit confusing?

Miaou · 29/07/2006 21:23

I chose Caitlin (dd1's name, though I could equally have chosen dd2's name), and Finnian (I would have loved to have called ds Finnian but dh is not that keen).

Finnian definitely wouldn't pass the bacon aisle test!

WantAbabyNOW · 30/07/2006 03:01

Sue..

Well i have a sister belinda and dh has a belinda also.. we refer to them as the good belinda and the bad one and depending on what they have been up to we know which one we are referring to!

I suggest no one name their dd belinda... they tend to have some major issues!
We also live in a block of villas and dh sisters live about twenty paces in the same block!

We all have the same surname obviously.. so that is confusing too!

suejonez · 30/07/2006 10:41

I suppose that makes more sense than your parents calling both your sisters belinda!

WantAbabyNOW · 30/07/2006 11:52

lol... only have one sister on my side... thank god! Love her but She is a handful. Still trying to forgive her for ruining our wedding..DH has banned her from the house!

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