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HelpFrench and German names?
I'm looking for French and German names, for boys in particular. What are some of your favorites? Thanks! :-)
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"Instead of crying over spilled milk, go milk another cow." - Anonymous
"There is no excellence without difficulty."
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French names
Albert, Apollinaire, Armand, Arnaud, Aurelien, Benoit, Bernard, Dieudonne, Edmond, Etienne, Felix, Gaston, Georges, Gregoire, Guillaume, Gustave, Henri, Herve, Honore, Jacques, Jerome, Laurent, Leopold, Loic, Louis, Luc, Marcel, Mathieu, Olivier, Pascal, Picard (don't think it's on the site, but it is a French name), Pierre, Rainier, Roland, Sebastien, Simon, Theo / Theodore, Tristan, Victor, Vincent, Winoc, Yannick,
Adrienne, Albertine, Alphonsine, Anais, Arnaude, Aurore, Bernadette, Bernardine, Cecile, Claire, Clemence,
Albert, Apollinaire, Armand, Arnaud, Aurelien, Benoit, Bernard, Dieudonne, Edmond, Etienne, Felix, Gaston, Georges, Gregoire, Guillaume, Gustave, Henri, Herve, Honore, Jacques, Jerome, Laurent, Leopold, Loic, Louis, Luc, Marcel, Mathieu, Olivier, Pascal, Picard (don't think it's on the site, but it is a French name), Pierre, Rainier, Roland, Sebastien, Simon, Theo / Theodore, Tristan, Victor, Vincent, Winoc, Yannick,
Adrienne, Albertine, Alphonsine, Anais, Arnaude, Aurore, Bernadette, Bernardine, Cecile, Claire, Clemence,
This message was edited 8/23/2006, 5:45 PM
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I always thought the French boys name Thierry was cute. I also like Pierre, Guilliaume (French for William), Matthieu, Patrick (in France they prnounce it pat-TREEK)) and Alexandre.
For French girls i like Liliane (lil ee AHN), Antoinette, Océane, Véronique and Ève (Ehv).
sorry, dont know much about German names.
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Ryan:Your girlfriend hooked up with a girl. So what?
Seth:There's only 1 way to handle this.
Zach:You're gonna hook up with a guy?
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For French girls i like Liliane (lil ee AHN), Antoinette, Océane, Véronique and Ève (Ehv).
sorry, dont know much about German names.
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Ryan:Your girlfriend hooked up with a girl. So what?
Seth:There's only 1 way to handle this.
Zach:You're gonna hook up with a guy?
Lassiter:You can't be here. I do not want you here. If you don't leave I'll have you arrested for disturbing a crime scene. Is that clear?
Shawn: Like butter
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French:
Marc, Dominic, Laurence / Laurent, Damien, Sebastien, Julien, Maximilien, Adrien, Charles, Robert, Gerard, Luc, Loic, Francois, Jean-Baptiste, Pierre, Germain, Jerome, Edmond, Jules, Etienne, Henri, Philippe, Maxime, Remy, Fernand, Jacques, Jean, Georges, Bertrand, Bernard, Louis, Thierry, Victor, David, Vincent, Michel, Albert, Clement, Paul, Olivier, Martin, Simon, Andre', Antoin, Alain, Auguste, Jules, Gervais, Denis.
Adele, Gisele, Georgine, Clemence, Ines, Pascale, Martine,
Marc, Dominic, Laurence / Laurent, Damien, Sebastien, Julien, Maximilien, Adrien, Charles, Robert, Gerard, Luc, Loic, Francois, Jean-Baptiste, Pierre, Germain, Jerome, Edmond, Jules, Etienne, Henri, Philippe, Maxime, Remy, Fernand, Jacques, Jean, Georges, Bertrand, Bernard, Louis, Thierry, Victor, David, Vincent, Michel, Albert, Clement, Paul, Olivier, Martin, Simon, Andre', Antoin, Alain, Auguste, Jules, Gervais, Denis.
Adele, Gisele, Georgine, Clemence, Ines, Pascale, Martine,
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Corrections
Argh. I was logged in. But I took too long or something. Anyway:
Antoin should be Antoine.
Wilhlemina should be Wilhelmina.
I forgot to add that I believe "e's" at the end of a word in German are pronounced like "eh / a." (If this is incorrect, someone please tell me.)
Argh. I was logged in. But I took too long or something. Anyway:
Antoin should be Antoine.
Wilhlemina should be Wilhelmina.
I forgot to add that I believe "e's" at the end of a word in German are pronounced like "eh / a." (If this is incorrect, someone please tell me.)
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Nope, you're correct!
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