Giuliano Or Romeo?

12 replies

Gigi97 · 13/04/2022 18:03

Expecting a baby boy. We already have a son named Luigi. So which name goes better with it? Giuliano or Romeo? Thank you.

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Tasteslikeregret · 13/04/2022 18:32

Giuliano

toastofthetown · 13/04/2022 18:34

Assuming you are Italian living in the UK, I think the differing pronunciations of Romeo could be challenging. Almost everyone is familiar with the name as RO-me-o, and while it's easily corrected it could get frustrating if you want the Italian pronunciation. Giuliano would probably be easier in that respect.

ErinAndTonic · 13/04/2022 18:41

First one just makes me think of Galliano.

Libertaire · 13/04/2022 18:44

One of my colleagues is called Giuliano. Everyone calls him Jools.

DuchessOfSausage · 13/04/2022 18:51

Giuliano will get misspelt. Romeo is too Beckham

Ratatoo · 13/04/2022 19:06

Not Romeo

saggyhairyass · 13/04/2022 19:10

Giuliano

Firebird83 · 13/04/2022 22:16

Giuliano

PutinIsAWarCriminal · 13/04/2022 22:18

Both are lovely. Choose the same as a stand alone though not as a match for a sibling.

Luredbyapomegranate · 13/04/2022 22:19

Guiliano

Romeo would be a burden in the Uk..

Luredbyapomegranate · 13/04/2022 22:28

@PutinIsAWarCriminal

Both are lovely. Choose the same as a stand alone though not as a match for a sibling.

I think the OP has some Italian connections, rather than trying to create an Italian themed sibset

Padderbadger · 15/04/2022 02:04

Romeo

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