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Wow thank you for the reply!
Yes Joon would be pronounced like an Anglo, in Spanish it would be spelled Yun.
We love the name Finley mainly because we love the name Finn, however Fin means "the end" in Spanish and well this will be our first so it would be a beginning so we decided Finley would be a way to disguise it a little.
I love Marcelo and we would pronounce it with an "S" sound instead of a ch sound or a "th" sound. But spelling it like Marsello doesn't work.
Marco is a great name and if that wasn't my uncle's name I would use it. Roque is also a great name in Spanish however I'm affraid of someone pronouncing it like "Rocky" here in the US.
And I have mentioned Pascal to my husband but he declined comment.
Thank you, if you have any other suggestions, please feel free to send them this way.
Yes Joon would be pronounced like an Anglo, in Spanish it would be spelled Yun.
We love the name Finley mainly because we love the name Finn, however Fin means "the end" in Spanish and well this will be our first so it would be a beginning so we decided Finley would be a way to disguise it a little.
I love Marcelo and we would pronounce it with an "S" sound instead of a ch sound or a "th" sound. But spelling it like Marsello doesn't work.
Marco is a great name and if that wasn't my uncle's name I would use it. Roque is also a great name in Spanish however I'm affraid of someone pronouncing it like "Rocky" here in the US.
And I have mentioned Pascal to my husband but he declined comment.
Thank you, if you have any other suggestions, please feel free to send them this way.
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