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Swedish March BAs feat. Isiel, Cerah and a male Joy
by Caprice (guest)
4/6/2017, 12:37 PM
GIRLS
Wilma (Rasmus; Elias)
Livia (Darin; Dania; Dano)
Saga (Hannes; Mio)
Elsa (Kevin; Malin; Anton; Ebba; Amanda)
Nuhi (Enea; Alivia)
Emma
Polly (Zack; Tezo)
Ellen
Minnea (Benjamin; Amandus)
Clara
Natalie
Perla (Bassam)
Alva (Tove; Saga)
Maja (Olle)
Elise
Youssra
Signe
Amanda (Joline)
Alice (Isabelle)
Emilia
Melodie (mum called Hanna-Melina!)
Astrid (Wille; Signe)
Ilse
Milla
Nicole (Paula; Stella; Hedda; Nadia; Denice; Rocky)
Lovisa (Thilda)
Elly
Stella (Holger)
Svea (Elma)
Sally (Sixten)
Elsa
Emma
Lowis
Isabell
Oliwia
Isiel (Julian)
Eilá-Maria (a little Sami girl)
Rut (Bobby)
Selma Alina
Cerah (Therezia; Gry; Oliver; Melia)BOYS
Elis
Cian (Caylie)
Boudi
Charles (Spencer)
Hugo (Wilma; Ebba; Nova)
Mohamad
Joy
Nicolas (Katia)
Milton (Karl; Axel)
Alexsander
Emrik (Jonathan; Anton)
Hugo (Max)
Melwin (Ludwig; Wilmer)
Alvar (Hugo)
Vincent
Love (Angelica; Thea; Athena)
Jack (Lily)
Anas
Malte (Mauritz)
Simon
Edwin
Björn
Rasmus (Oskar)
Charlie (Lucas)
Benjamin (Liam)
Sigvard (Einar)
Rufus (Lovi)
Olle
Per Evert Gabriel
Knut
Lukas
Nilas
Isak (Wilda)
Vincent
Axel RolfTWINS
Harry and Gustav (Arwid)
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- Pie   +1
4/6/2017, 1:24 PM
Wow, that's some variety there, especially the Nicole & Cerah sets. I'm surprised to see Sally & Polly - and Cian! And Joy is very interesting. Do you think that would be pronounced the English way?
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- Caprice
4/7/2017, 3:56 AM
I think Cian's parents might be British or Irish.
Joy would probably be pronounced "yoy"; we don't have the English J sound in Swedish.
Polly seems to be rather trendy, at least among hipster parents who like P.J. Harvey.
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