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My mothers friend's wife is finally expecting again (they've tried for about 10 years!) and it's a girl. Due is in december.
They are going to name her Melody (I think it's this spelling, but I'm not sure). What do you think about it?
The also have a boy who is 12 but I don't know his name.
I think Melody is cute but I'm not really sure about how it works here in Sweden. In 2006 Melody was at place 439.
They are going to name her Melody (I think it's this spelling, but I'm not sure). What do you think about it?
The also have a boy who is 12 but I don't know his name.
I think Melody is cute but I'm not really sure about how it works here in Sweden. In 2006 Melody was at place 439.
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I just found 3 Melodys in some BA's [m]
I like it, but as a middle name.
I like it, but as a middle name.
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I think Melody is a beautiful name. I like it best spelled that way. Obviously it is getting some use in Sweden, so it shouldn't be too out-there.
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Question.
Melody is cute, but not at all my favorite. Congrats to them, though.
Does Sweden have certain names that are legal to name your children? I heard (from my boyfriend's aunt who lived in Norway and her children are both Norwegian) that in Norway there is a list of names that you can legally name your child. I wasn't sure if it was the same or not.
Melody is cute, but not at all my favorite. Congrats to them, though.
Does Sweden have certain names that are legal to name your children? I heard (from my boyfriend's aunt who lived in Norway and her children are both Norwegian) that in Norway there is a list of names that you can legally name your child. I wasn't sure if it was the same or not.
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You cannot change your name to a name that causes offence or will lead to unpleasantness for the person who bears it. Nor can you take a forename as a surname or vice versa. You cannot take a hyphenated name as a surname, nor names that begin with af, de, von or similar. Your new name cannot be misleading to the public; it must not be possible, for instance, to confuse the name with the name of a railway station or a post office.
We cannot approve as surnames, whether invented or not, names that can be easily confused with:
A surname that someone else legally bears or has the right to bear
A generally known surname that has been borne by a family that has died out
A generally known foreign surname
Someone else's artistic or stage name that is generally known
A designation for a foundation, club, non-governmental (voluntary) organisation or any similar acronym
Someone else's business name or brand that enjoys legal protection in Sweden
A title of someone else's legally protected literary or artistic work
All this is from www.prv.se/english
This message was edited 9/8/2007, 9:08 AM
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Melody is my given name and I've always loved it. I wouldn't want to change it. It is unusual without being too "out there". Pros: I've always gotten compliments on my name, almost every time I introduce myself. Cons: People tend to say "Melanie" instead of "Melody".
This message was edited 9/8/2007, 8:22 AM
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Melody's a fine name for someone else's kid, but it's never really appealed to me that much.
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