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Help[Opinions] Re: Swedish celebrity BAs
in reply to a message by Bear
Serafia is "sehr-AH-fee-uh". :) It's the mother's middle name as well.
They're so not kidding about Nikki-Lo's names. It seems the father is from around my hometown, because they had a BA in the local paper. I had to check Kitty's blog if they were serious about Krabban, and yes, she had even posted a photo of the confirmation letter you get after registering a child's name. Bibbi and Inga-Lill seem to be family names, btw.
Some people (blog commentators ...) were rather appalled when Amanda revealed Frances's name, actually. It's not really used in Sweden, and they thought it sounded silly pronounced in Swedish.
I would like more information about Tilo too ...
They're so not kidding about Nikki-Lo's names. It seems the father is from around my hometown, because they had a BA in the local paper. I had to check Kitty's blog if they were serious about Krabban, and yes, she had even posted a photo of the confirmation letter you get after registering a child's name. Bibbi and Inga-Lill seem to be family names, btw.
Some people (blog commentators ...) were rather appalled when Amanda revealed Frances's name, actually. It's not really used in Sweden, and they thought it sounded silly pronounced in Swedish.
I would like more information about Tilo too ...
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Serafia
Oh, good. "sehr-AH-fee-uh" was my preferred pronunciation. It flows the best in the combo as well.
Frances will take over the planet competently and quietly -- and then they'll be sorry . . . .
Oh, good. "sehr-AH-fee-uh" was my preferred pronunciation. It flows the best in the combo as well.
Frances will take over the planet competently and quietly -- and then they'll be sorry . . . .
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