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Oh that's classic.
I've been out of high school for a while, so I can't even tell them. I like Patrice and Helene.
As for Stan, you'd have to meet him to understand, but he's just Stan. That was the allure of staying "Stan" to him. It was funny and unconventional. So while we're all saying things with accents, we get to Stan and there's just no way to say it French. Maybe if you say all the French names together and then put Stan at the end, it'll make more sense.
:)
I've been out of high school for a while, so I can't even tell them. I like Patrice and Helene.
As for Stan, you'd have to meet him to understand, but he's just Stan. That was the allure of staying "Stan" to him. It was funny and unconventional. So while we're all saying things with accents, we get to Stan and there's just no way to say it French. Maybe if you say all the French names together and then put Stan at the end, it'll make more sense.
:)
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Heather could be "Fleur", perhaps. "h" names are difficult in French. this is actually something people think about where I live, whether names will sound well in either English or French. One family found this out when they names their son "Hugh", which is simply a strange noise in French. Ruth isn't good either.
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