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WDYTO Jarle? It's Norwegian (at least, it's the name of a distant relative of mine who lives in Norway). It's pronounced YAHR-lee. Should I put it in my GPs immediately, or should I put it on my "to be combo-ed" list?
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I don't like it... the YAHR sound is quite harsh... i'd stop and think about it a day or two before deciding.
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Teehee!
I've stopped to think about it for a YEAR or two. All I can decide is that I like it for some reason, but I don't know how much I like it. :-D
I've stopped to think about it for a YEAR or two. All I can decide is that I like it for some reason, but I don't know how much I like it. :-D
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Jarle is pretty neat. Spunky, but without the cheesy motorcycle reference of Harley or the massive hipster appeal of Arlo. I don't think it's totally evil to respell names that are going to be mispronounced, so maybe you could add it to your list as Yarley.
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Yarley looks like something from StarWars... hehe...
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Yarley looks like something from StarWars...
Well, being quite the Star Wars geek, I must say that puts a couple of +'s on Yarley's side. :-P
Well, being quite the Star Wars geek, I must say that puts a couple of +'s on Yarley's side. :-P
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It reminds me a little of jarlsburg cheese. It's alright. Not something I'd use as a first name though.
Put it as a combo, I think.
Put it as a combo, I think.
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I don't think i'd use it for a mn either, with the ee sound for the end... it's a tough one to flow with most surnames.
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