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Help[Opinions] Re: Dmitri
in reply to a message by Just Me
I've been a little focused on them as well. Part of the appeal, for me at least, is they have a very masculine feel to them, with some not being too far out there. Plus, as an added bonus, they're real, not made up and not overly used here. The most common place to find them here seems to be on a hockey team.
I'm really liking Sven, Ivan, Dimitri, Yuri/Jorgen, and Vladimir. My husband likes Viggo. I don't think any of those are too out there for the melting pot I call home.
I'm really liking Sven, Ivan, Dimitri, Yuri/Jorgen, and Vladimir. My husband likes Viggo. I don't think any of those are too out there for the melting pot I call home.
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Yes, the Slavs are one of the best parts of hockey! :)
Besides the fighting, of course!
Anyway...
I've been focused on Slavic names since kindergarten, when I first saw the name Dmitri. I met a Vladimir the next year. I could go into tons of detail about it, but I don't feel like it and it would be beside the point anyway.
@ Just Me: Miranda is right, and no offense, but you've been kind of negative lately. Just letting you know :-)
Besides the fighting, of course!
Anyway...
I've been focused on Slavic names since kindergarten, when I first saw the name Dmitri. I met a Vladimir the next year. I could go into tons of detail about it, but I don't feel like it and it would be beside the point anyway.
@ Just Me: Miranda is right, and no offense, but you've been kind of negative lately. Just letting you know :-)
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