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HelpSome Italian names for you!
Marcello
Ariel (boy) (ah-ree-el)
Roberto
Marzio (mahr-tsio kind of)
Nati (boy) (nah-tee)
Mattia (boy) (mah-tyah, kind of)
Giacomo
Amedeo (ah-meh-deh-o)
Edoardo
Simone (boy) (see-mo-neh)
Jacopo
any comment?
I like Ariel, Marzio, Giacomo and Simone, although I wouldn't use Simone on a male in France.
Ariel (boy) (ah-ree-el)
Roberto
Marzio (mahr-tsio kind of)
Nati (boy) (nah-tee)
Mattia (boy) (mah-tyah, kind of)
Giacomo
Amedeo (ah-meh-deh-o)
Edoardo
Simone (boy) (see-mo-neh)
Jacopo
any comment?
I like Ariel, Marzio, Giacomo and Simone, although I wouldn't use Simone on a male in France.
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I like all of them, but I especially like Marcello, Ariel, Marzio, Mattia, Giacomo, Amedeo, and Simone.
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I love Amedeo and might seriously consider using it, if it weren't the name of a disreputable great-uncle of mine. Marcello is nice, and reminiscent of Mastroianni, one of my favourite actors. Ariel, unfortunately, is the name of a well-known brand of laundry detergent in Italy! Nati I've never encountered, I'd suspect it's a nickname.
All the others are ok, though not really my style, except for Jacopo, which is a bit cumbersome and reminiscent of Ugo Foscolo's 19th c. novel "Jacopo Ortis' Last Letters", the Italian counterpart to "Young Werther", a very boring book you're generally forced to read in high school.
All the others are ok, though not really my style, except for Jacopo, which is a bit cumbersome and reminiscent of Ugo Foscolo's 19th c. novel "Jacopo Ortis' Last Letters", the Italian counterpart to "Young Werther", a very boring book you're generally forced to read in high school.
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