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Jesper
by xPrincess27x
1/21/2011, 10:44 AM
WDYTO Jesper for a boy? I think it is pronounced Yes-per. I'm beginning to like it however I don't think it would be usable in England. People would probably get it confused with Jasper (which I don't like). Have you any middle name suggestions?Thank you.
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- Chrysanthemum (hayleyskye)
1/23/2011, 12:16 AM
- Caralena Estelle (GiovannaDevorah)
1/21/2011, 9:36 PM
Hmm, well, IDK if I think it sounds more like Hester or Jasper... But I don't really know what else to suggest either.. sorry

This message was edited 1/21/2011, 9:36 PM

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- Mireio (Anna21)
1/21/2011, 11:49 AM
I like Jesper and much prefer it to Jasper (which I dislike)
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- Ninor (Frozten)
1/21/2011, 11:42 AM
I don't like Jesper, but I like Jasper.
I think Jesper is boring and too common. Jesper just doesn't "speak" to me, just as Emma and Eric doesn't.
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- Dracotorix   +1
1/21/2011, 11:33 AM
I like it. But I'd always be tempted to pronounce it as JES-per, and not YES-per. I suppose I could get used to it though. I like Jasper too, but Jesper does seem less stuffy and more usable.
Jesper Nicholas
Jesper Godric
Jesper Gideon
Jesper William
Jesper Elliot
Jesper Acanthus
Jesper Colin
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- xPrincess27x
1/22/2011, 7:48 AM
Thank you. I really like Jesper William.
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