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HelpRe: wdyt of... Isla
in reply to a message by Tiffany
Isla's kind of trendy in Britain, but it's unusable in the US because it's the Spanish word for island. I don't like Isla, though.
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Unusable in the US?
I just don't really follow how it being a Spanish word makes it unusable. Island isn't an offensive word or anything, either...I think it's a rather nice image, actually. Besides, I think a good number of people are aware that it's an established name, if only because they've heard it on Isla Fisher or something like that.
I just don't really follow how it being a Spanish word makes it unusable. Island isn't an offensive word or anything, either...I think it's a rather nice image, actually. Besides, I think a good number of people are aware that it's an established name, if only because they've heard it on Isla Fisher or something like that.
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Actually, it IS usable in the U.S.
I'm from the U.S., and I already know a couple of baby Islas. It may be a Spanish word, but Americans don't have a problem with that... especially in California, where I live. :)
I'm from the U.S., and I already know a couple of baby Islas. It may be a Spanish word, but Americans don't have a problem with that... especially in California, where I live. :)
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