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HelpGerman names - WDYT
Hi there! After a phase where i just liked unusual names like Neyla,Kiron etc. I am starting to consider old German names for our baby. We're still trying to conceive (going on 2 years now)... Our last name is KOLB - we live in Germany. He is part Asian, part German. I am part American (native + irish origin) and part German.
Here are some names that my fiancee (marriage is in july! *yeah*) suggested:
EMIL: "ey-meal"
FRIEDRICH - "freed-reech" (but a German ch no J!!)
NOAH - my finace's Number ONE!
BEN
PAUL - "Pah-oul" (kinda like Raoul in Spanish, just that the aou floats better)
FABIAN - "fah-bee-ahn"
Louisa (my Fave) (after my grandmother)
Emma
Kalea (ok not really German *gg*) - my finace's Numer ONE!
Helena
And wdyt about those combos:
Louisa Mailin ("My-leen")
Emma Louise
Kalea Lina (Lina would be the grandmother)
Helena Louise
And I just can't think of good middle names for the boys' names...Except for Noah Matteo (dad's name is Matthias)
So WDYT?
Thanks
Here are some names that my fiancee (marriage is in july! *yeah*) suggested:
EMIL: "ey-meal"
FRIEDRICH - "freed-reech" (but a German ch no J!!)
NOAH - my finace's Number ONE!
BEN
PAUL - "Pah-oul" (kinda like Raoul in Spanish, just that the aou floats better)
FABIAN - "fah-bee-ahn"
Louisa (my Fave) (after my grandmother)
Emma
Kalea (ok not really German *gg*) - my finace's Numer ONE!
Helena
And wdyt about those combos:
Louisa Mailin ("My-leen")
Emma Louise
Kalea Lina (Lina would be the grandmother)
Helena Louise
And I just can't think of good middle names for the boys' names...Except for Noah Matteo (dad's name is Matthias)
So WDYT?
Thanks
This message was edited 1/25/2007, 1:39 AM
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EMIL: I LOVE this name. Very good choice.
FRIEDRICH: I don't like this one, but only because it doesn't flow well of my tongue. Also, I think a nn would be in order for this name.
NOAH: I like this, but all I think of it lots of water.
BEN: I like this name, love it if used as a nn for Benjamin.
PAUL: This is okay, but I don't love it.
FABIAN: I like this name, but someone told me it reminded them of Fabio, if that bothers you at all.
Louisa: Good solid classic name, nice.
Emma: I like this name, but all the 2000-2007 mothers have named their daughter this.
Kalea (ok not really German *gg*): This is nice, but think about future children and how you would fit their names in with this name. Would it work?
Helena: LOVE this name. I think it is 100 times better than Helen.
And wdyt about those combos:
Louisa Mailin: They don't seem to fit together.
Emma Louise: Goes together really well, but the first name is popular, and I think the combo has probably been done hundreds of times before.
Kalea Lina (Lina would be the grandmother): This flows really well, almost so well it sounds like one name!
Helena Louise: This is beautiful. It is classic, but I am afraid some people will think classic=old. I think it is classic in a fresh new way (if you can understand that).
FRIEDRICH: I don't like this one, but only because it doesn't flow well of my tongue. Also, I think a nn would be in order for this name.
NOAH: I like this, but all I think of it lots of water.
BEN: I like this name, love it if used as a nn for Benjamin.
PAUL: This is okay, but I don't love it.
FABIAN: I like this name, but someone told me it reminded them of Fabio, if that bothers you at all.
Louisa: Good solid classic name, nice.
Emma: I like this name, but all the 2000-2007 mothers have named their daughter this.
Kalea (ok not really German *gg*): This is nice, but think about future children and how you would fit their names in with this name. Would it work?
Helena: LOVE this name. I think it is 100 times better than Helen.
And wdyt about those combos:
Louisa Mailin: They don't seem to fit together.
Emma Louise: Goes together really well, but the first name is popular, and I think the combo has probably been done hundreds of times before.
Kalea Lina (Lina would be the grandmother): This flows really well, almost so well it sounds like one name!
Helena Louise: This is beautiful. It is classic, but I am afraid some people will think classic=old. I think it is classic in a fresh new way (if you can understand that).
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