I am an older bride, and am so afraid I won´t find a name for a baby girl we both like-read details? - older brides
My husband is German, and all the names that I like, when he said, with the German dialect, the strange noise.
What should I do?
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Older Brides I Am An Older Bride, And Am So Afraid I Won´t Find A Name For A Baby Girl We Both Like-read Details?
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My grandmother had this problem. She went to my father's name "Arthur", but my grandfather "Arthur". So it was his second first name is James in his place.
There are thousands of names of the girls. I'm sure something that slips of the tongue in an interesting way to be found. I am dealing with a man who says sennance. "Talking Apparently the way you, n 't in the middle of words.
The names sound different when someone says to keep them that in mind.
Go to a place like behindthename.com and go in the German section, and a name you want to see. They say to choose a German name to ... If the name is a. I have a couply Alexandra, Abigale, Amelia, Ava, chriatianne ...... and the list goes on and on. Hope this helps! Make sure that you my question, too! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index ...
try to name, because the English language, English is based in Germany and might not sound so bad ...
Good luck and congratulations
Try to Danielle. This is Daniella (pronounced Danyayla) in German. Very nice.
Perhaps you are trying to get a few names of German, you know, the balance of your options, you will find what you want, they can.
If not, and you have your heart on a name that can not decide, why not give your child a name he can pronounce set?
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