Italian boys names

[Pregnantagain7]

Hi I'm expecting my fourth dc my family are Italian and my children all have Italian-ish names, so names that have Italian origins but not really unusual so they are continually mispronounced or misspelled. I think I'm very aware of this because I have a very Italian name that is quite unusual here and people always have problems with. So I need a boys name can anyone help?

Two I'm considering are Rocco and Carlo what do you think?

Riccardo could potentially shorten to Rocco?

If I were married to an Italian and had 3 boys, I would name them Fabrizio (my absolute all-time favourite Italian boy's name) Giacomo and Rocco.

Sebastiano, Sebi for short?

Please don't call your boys "Sebi", any of you.

seriously cote, out of interest what is wrong with 'Sebi'?

Diego, Dario

Aside from the fact that "sebi" would be the plural of "sebo", which is the oily stuff on your skin that oozes out of your pores.?

Well, it also sounds rather feminine.

eww that does sound nasty.
my friend's boy is called Sebi that is why i was asking

I adore the name Luca!
Bruno is another strong name which feels Italian.

Ooops just seen that you have a Luca already!
How about a Raphael- Italian version is Raffaelo?

If you like Lorenzo OP a shortened version of Lorenzo is Loris, I know this because my DS age 7 best friend (age 6) is Loris - we live in Germany and he is from an Italian background. There are a lot of very famous Italian men with the name Loris (most seem to race formula one cars and bikes!).

Our local Loris is so adorable that now I love the name

I also like Giulio (Julio) and Alessio. Salvador (Sal) is a great one too. Or Georgio?

Loris Malaguzzi is a famous Italian educational theorist.

I worked as aupair in Italy for2 gorgeous little boys Sergio, Duccio and the dad was called Georgio just 3 more to add into the mix!

I love Italian names too! What about Giancarlo?

Valerio (Val), Benedetto (Benny), Fausto, Dario, Baudo, Elio, Federico (Rico), Ignazio (Iggy),
Pietro, Quinto, Severo (Sevy), Salvatore, Gregorio, Mauro, Antonello (Nello), Alceo, Amerigo.

Those names are lovely :)
my best friend is Italian, she brother is called Benito and her dad is called Carmine

Very surprised to see Benito being used .... unless the family are to the right!