Re: Names from Work
in reply to a message by Canielle
Mackenzie-Not my thing
Freya-I have a friend with this name, but it isn’t really my thing
Mairead-My school librarian’s first name is this. How is it pronounced? Her name rhymed with Parade
Harper-Not my thing, but I’ve only met nice Harpers
Blossom-Sounds like an old lady name
Cherry-Good for a dog
Malia-Lovely!
Rose-Very nice, I prefer it as a nickname for Rosalie
Alexander (Sandy)-Nice, the nickname is a surprise
Leo-I like it on a dog
Calum-Not my thing
Cooper-Okay
Dale-Dislike
Frank-Not my thing
Harrison-Don’t like last names as first names
Stanley-I can only think of the water bottles girls my age are obsessed with
I like Mairead, Malia, and Rose.
Freya-I have a friend with this name, but it isn’t really my thing
Mairead-My school librarian’s first name is this. How is it pronounced? Her name rhymed with Parade
Harper-Not my thing, but I’ve only met nice Harpers
Blossom-Sounds like an old lady name
Cherry-Good for a dog
Malia-Lovely!
Rose-Very nice, I prefer it as a nickname for Rosalie
Alexander (Sandy)-Nice, the nickname is a surprise
Leo-I like it on a dog
Calum-Not my thing
Cooper-Okay
Dale-Dislike
Frank-Not my thing
Harrison-Don’t like last names as first names
Stanley-I can only think of the water bottles girls my age are obsessed with
I like Mairead, Malia, and Rose.
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Mairead also rhymes with Parade here though Mairead is not from here as Mairead is Irish. Though there are similarities between Gaelic pronounced Gaylic in Ireland and Galic in Scotland. Both are spelled the same way. Less than 1% of the population in Scotland speak Gaelic and it was never spoken in the lowlands where we spoke Lallans. We still use words in Lallans today.
This message was edited 9/13/2024, 3:09 PM