Message: "Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2"

Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2

by VestellaContessa

5/10/2005, 7:04 AM

I'm not sure just what you mean. You question is can people name their children w/ names from different countries? Where I live, the United States, you can name your child basically anything you please. No restrictions or anything.

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Laws and restrictions, part 2 · Irish · 5/10/2005, 5:04 AM

•Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2 · Irish · 5/11/2005, 12:09 AM

•But it does help you limit your search :-) n/t · তন্ময় ভট · 5/11/2005, 5:22 AM

•Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2 · Anneza · 5/10/2005, 11:25 PM

•Talking of backwards, Lenin = Ninel · Ylva · 5/11/2005, 7:05 AM

•Thank you, very interesting n/t · তন্ময় ভট · 5/11/2005, 5:19 AM

•Nowadays most anything goes in Sweden · Ylva · 5/10/2005, 2:39 PM

•Name laws in France · Lumia · 5/10/2005, 7:53 AM

•Re: Name laws in France · Irish · 5/10/2005, 12:13 PM

•Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2 · VestellaContessa · 5/10/2005, 7:04 AM

•Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2 · Irish · 5/10/2005, 12:12 PM

•Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2 · Silvie · 5/10/2005, 10:34 AM

•Re: Laws and restrictions, part 2 · তন্ময় ভট · 5/10/2005, 4:27 PM

•Well, Chinese is written with Chinese characters · Ylva · 5/10/2005, 4:50 PM

•Re: Well, Chinese is written with Chinese characters · তন্ময় ভট · 5/10/2005, 5:54 PM

•In theory, parents invent their children's names · Ylva · 5/10/2005, 6:21 PM

•"Made-up" versus "made-up" · Miranda · 5/10/2005, 6:45 PM

•Re: "Made-up" versus "made-up" · Miss Claire · 5/15/2005, 1:03 PM

•Re: In theory, parents invent their children's names · তন্ময় ভট · 5/10/2005, 6:32 PM

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