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Remy..

64 replies

CinderellaRach · 03/03/2010 08:32

Finally found the name I love for ds2 due in less than 4 mnths.Have an Ellis James already.Was thinking Remy (pronounced Remmy).Does anyone know a Remy?

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CinderellaRach · 03/03/2010 13:11

goriionine-Thanks for the You Tube post!Will have to watch that film.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!Seems overall to be getting positive feedback!Good to know what other people think!

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SardineJam · 03/03/2010 13:29

My friend's cousin's name is Remy, she is about 22 y.o

CinderellaRach · 03/03/2010 15:19

I've heard it's meant to be a boy's name but to some it must sound like a unisex name

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mathanxiety · 03/03/2010 20:00

It's a great name, imo, and it goes really well with Ellis. It can be a surname there are apparently a lot of families with the surname Remy in Canada, so it fits in with Ellis from that angle. It's more usually a boy's name but it can also be used for girls however, it's unusual in either case. It means 'from Rheims' of 'of Rheims'.

CinderellaRach · 04/03/2010 08:27

Thankyou mathanxiety great advice.Made dh read it and now think we've finally agreed on something!!

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CinderellaRach · 04/03/2010 14:58

It's a grower!Going to have it!

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merrymonsters · 04/03/2010 23:01

Remy is a French boys' name. I've never heard of it as a girls' name. I know a three year old Remy (boy). I think it's quite nice and unusual in the UK.

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CinderellaRach · 05/03/2010 09:07

I hope people don't think of it as a 'Chardonnay' name!Oh God...

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mathanxiety · 05/03/2010 19:10

I don't think it's an obvious link, though. And it's not exactly plonk. As for children in remedial class, sadly they are mostly known as rt*ds from my observations.

RHL · 05/03/2010 21:06

I'm a teacher, believe me Remy would forever be taunted with Remmie as in remedial class. Not good!

oobs · 05/03/2010 21:23

like tia makes me think of maria, remy makes me think of martin

CinderellaRach · 06/03/2010 17:25

I wonder if all teachers would think that?Or is it just certain schools or certain areas?

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CinderellaRach · 06/03/2010 17:37

I'm on outskirts of London near Epping

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GoldenSnitch · 06/03/2010 17:55

I've never seen Ratatoullie and I still thought of the rat first!

Then Martini!

mabble · 06/03/2010 20:55

Remy LeBeau is Gambit in the X-men comics/films.

CinderellaRach · 07/03/2010 21:04

I haven't seen Ratatoullie!Or X-men for that matter..I liked it cause it didn't remind me of anything!Just hope people don't think I've named my son after a lovely drink!

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CinderellaRach · 08/03/2010 09:07
Wink
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Schulte · 08/03/2010 09:32

I know a grown-up Remy, he's Dutch. Good name.

CinderellaRach · 08/03/2010 11:41

Thanks for feedback everyone

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FanjolinaJolie · 08/03/2010 12:42

If you are french or your OH is then it's a very nice name.

Otherwise it is mega-poncetastic IMHO.

CinderellaRach · 08/03/2010 12:50

Thanks FanjolinaJolie!I was thinking the same thing until I discovered Remy is English derived from Remington and it's Remi which is french.So without being french still okay

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GoddessInTheKitchen · 08/03/2010 12:54

i think brandy and rap music (great mix btw )

i like it though

GoddessInTheKitchen · 08/03/2010 12:58

on another note, i'm looking for a new nn... who has RemyMartin?