[Opinions] Re: A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.
I've never heard of it, but you sold me with the phrase, "(i)t may have an edgy sound to it, but that's what I love about it." You should be in sales.Hard "g" sounds are not always loveable in my experience. It took time for Dagmar to grow on me. But now the name is in my heart and won't go away easily. I can understand your love for the name Regitze. (I think I prefer the Regitse spelling, but I haven't really considered it enough to make a formal pronouncement on the matter.)
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A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.  ·  Charlie Blue  ·  8/25/2005, 5:55 PM
Re: A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.  ·  ltbugaf  ·  8/26/2005, 7:08 AM
Ah, Matador  ·  Ylva  ·  8/26/2005, 6:38 AM
That's correct. (m)  ·  Charlie Blue  ·  8/26/2005, 8:34 AM
Re: A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.  ·  A  ·  8/25/2005, 7:17 PM
Re: A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.  ·  Bear  ·  8/25/2005, 6:23 PM
Re: A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.  ·  Charlie Blue  ·  8/25/2005, 6:45 PM
Re: A "Danish" name I've always been in love with.  ·  Bear  ·  8/25/2005, 6:49 PM
I would pronounce it with a very hard G  ·  Ylva  ·  8/26/2005, 6:36 AM
Re: I would pronounce it with a very hard G  ·  KatjaKai  ·  8/26/2005, 10:05 AM
ROFL! Mushy?  ·  Charlie Blue  ·  8/26/2005, 8:45 AM
"Grötig" in Swedish  ·  Ylva  ·  8/26/2005, 9:33 AM
Why don't we move this to The Lounge? (m)  ·  Charlie Blue  ·  8/26/2005, 11:43 AM