International names

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Originally Posted by Indira

Poor girl!

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Whats worse is her sister is Forest Drop... I have no idea why the mom named the girl such odd names.

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Originally Posted by Journey2dFuture

Sooo Hard !
I like all those names but there so common here !
I have at least one family member with the name.. apart from Valentin, Tobia and Leonard.. I like Tobia the best out of them..
Thanks for the suggestions :)
Keep them coming..

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There common here too, except for Tobia and Oliver, I actually listed kids that go to kindergarten with my boys.
I´ll try to think of more, here are some italian names: Milo, Elio, Valerio, Dario, Mattia, Matteo, Davide, Franco, Michele, Giona (Jonah), Damiano.

Hey Indira, while you're at it - what are the girls names at your boys' kindergarten?!

Hi I'm sure these names have been mentioned before our polish friends names and boys names are Aleksander (my favorite) Xavier, Marc and ofcourse they have an Adam.

Luca?

Some common boy names where I live are... Sky, Tyler, Titus, Riley (girl Rylee), Adrian, Jade, Darren, Derick, Marrick, Lucas, Caleb, and Logan. I come across a lot of boys with these names. I like Marrick because if the boy is older he can go by Rick if he wanted.

We have a combo of Hippie's, Rednecks, and Native Americans here.

Hey Journey,

My DH is Polish also, but we live in the US. Our last name also starts with an M and ends in ski, of course! LOL

So, his cousin just had a baby boy, and they named him Lucasz (pronounced Lu-kash), which I adore. I know, Polish names are HARD. I have scoured name websites for Polish names and hate most of the boy ones, but I really like Lucasz. He could always go by Lucas or Luke or something more western should he want to.

You know its a boy already? Or just picking a boy name?

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Originally Posted by LolaInLove

Hey Journey,

My DH is Polish also, but we live in the US. Our last name also starts with an M and ends in ski, of course! LOL

So, his cousin just had a baby boy, and they named him Lucasz (pronounced Lu-kash), which I adore. I know, Polish names are HARD. I have scoured name websites for Polish names and hate most of the boy ones, but I really like Lucasz. He could always go by Lucas or Luke or something more western should he want to.

You know its a boy already? Or just picking a boy name?

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We are a Ski too.. But im guessing your a Ska just like me.. Good old Polish rules hey !
I didnt know your husband was a pole :) Small world :p There everywhere !
I do like Lucasz - but for sure i would spell it different.. More like how you say it Lucash :p or something...
The polish names are just sooo hard.
No we dont know the sex - just trying to pick out two girl names and two names and short list them down to what fits at the birth if that makes sense.

Thank you for all the suggestions
The international based with the polish back ground is just so hard..

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Originally Posted by zanacal

Hey Indira, while you're at it - what are the girls names at your boys' kindergarten?!

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:) Elena, Luana, Samara, Pauline, Hannah, Lena, Seraphine, Emily, Maya-Lena, Amely, Ronja, Nathalie, Madeleine, Eva, Mia, Emma, Ester, Esmee, Marte.
The small city were I live is packed with Lena´s and Hannah´s, very very common!

Ah, and there are also my friends´ and cousins´ daughters: Romee, Yara, Bente, MayBritt, Hinte, Lou, Nina, Rascha, Reza (these were Dutch) and Alice (alietsche), Ludovica, Sara, Margherita, Maya, Lana, Bianca, Camilla, Maria (italian).

and sons: Ivo, Simon, Ruben, Sem, Roan, Luuk, Stijn, Gijs, Tijn (ah these last ones might be pronouncable for Dutch people only)

There are some really pretty names in there Indira - thank you!