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HelpRe: Need name suggestions for a character's twin!
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I like it, especially Cosmo.
Greetings from 15 hours ahead!
Greetings from 15 hours ahead!
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Yoo me too! I kind of get a cute vibe from that name which is perfect, haha. I checked your profile, are you Indonesian?
Also, greetings from a bumbling Filipino living in the US 15 hours behind!
Also, greetings from a bumbling Filipino living in the US 15 hours behind!
This message was edited 12/8/2022, 10:55 PM
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Yes I am, I live in the Island of Sulawesi, which is close to the Philippines. Anyways, thanks fellow Southeast Asian! 😃
This message was edited 12/8/2022, 10:55 PM
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Ay, your island is pretty close to my own country! It's very pretty and tropical, reminds me a lot of the wilderness/beaches in the PH. And np, anytime 😌
The ethnic background of the character (and his twin) this post is about is Indonesian, so there's that!
The ethnic background of the character (and his twin) this post is about is Indonesian, so there's that!
This message was edited 12/8/2022, 11:03 PM
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Ooh interesting!
But here's the problem of the name Cassian and Cosmo if he's Indonesian:
🔲 They both are used very seldomly.
🔲 We usually don't read the C letter as /k/ we read it with the CH (like Chad) instead.
🔲 Cassian is similar to the Indonesian word kasihan, which means "pity".
From my experience, the safe C names options are Christian, Christo, or Christopher. Otherwise most Indonesians will mispronounce his name.
But! That's a different case if he's an Indonesian-American first-generation who was born in the USA.
But here's the problem of the name Cassian and Cosmo if he's Indonesian:
🔲 They both are used very seldomly.
🔲 We usually don't read the C letter as /k/ we read it with the CH (like Chad) instead.
🔲 Cassian is similar to the Indonesian word kasihan, which means "pity".
From my experience, the safe C names options are Christian, Christo, or Christopher. Otherwise most Indonesians will mispronounce his name.
But! That's a different case if he's an Indonesian-American first-generation who was born in the USA.
This message was edited 12/8/2022, 11:17 PM
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Ah, thank you so much for the feedback! I love when people provide it. It's interesting how your people go about pronouncing C since I am used to C being read as "K"!
I would say in his uni he's technically an Indonesian-American born in a variant of New Orleans, Louisiana, which is in the US.
I would say in his uni he's technically an Indonesian-American born in a variant of New Orleans, Louisiana, which is in the US.
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Okay, that's good! I'm glad to provide some feedbacks for you ✨
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Yes I really appreciate it loads, I'm learning new things everyday! I checked your profile again out of curiosity and you seem to be an avid name enthusiast (and a great one too!)
I'm also a 2006-ite, so we're around the same age :O. Would you like to be friends?
I'm also a 2006-ite, so we're around the same age :O. Would you like to be friends?
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Sure, why not? :")
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Ooh okok! Sorry, it's a bit busy here in the US, lol. Tons of homework n other things. :|
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