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Re: Valentin
I love Valentin and in Sweden it would be ok (there are 388 men/boys named Valentin) in Sweden. But then St Valentine's Day is called "All Hearts' Day" here.The nn we use for Valentin are Valle (Vahl-eh) and Tin-Tin.I would prefer Valentin Fletcher, b/c I don't like ln-as-fn (ln-as-mn are ok). But if you think a Valentin would be teased, then Fletcher Valentin would be safer.Another similar name in Sweden is Valdemar (Scandinavian form of Vladimar) but this would probably sound weird in England. WDYF of Valerius and Valerian?"But it’s all right now.
I learned my lesson well.
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Valerius and Valerian are both very handsome names, a little less so than Valentin, but great all the same. I have a real thing for V names, especially the more Scandanavian sounding ones.Ooh, and I'm not too keen on Tin-Tin, but I like Tin. :D
- Maria
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