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in reply to a message by guasguendi
It would be a good mn.
Alistair can be hard to use internationally(meaning hard to learn and adapt). I tend to avoid those names.
I don’t like Al.
Alistair can be hard to use internationally(meaning hard to learn and adapt). I tend to avoid those names.
I don’t like Al.
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What countries does that include? Or do you refer to the specific spelling of Alistair?
Because if it's the latter, I agree Alastor would be easier for international use
Because if it's the latter, I agree Alastor would be easier for international use
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For me, countries that speak Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. It would be difficult to teach; if adapted, the name would change completely, and sound ridiculous (“air list”, “the list go”).
P.s.: I tried to teach someone the name “Courtney”, I failed miserably.
P.s.: I tried to teach someone the name “Courtney”, I failed miserably.
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