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[Opinions] Enligt Bibeln ja ;)
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Since it's Biblical, it has a Swedish spelling, even though there's just one Swede with this name... "Min ja min" was my first thought, but I thought of Mio min Mio too - I was actually looking for a full name for Mio. ;) (Hehee, braskamin...)

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Well, I don't trust the bible. ;) It would be great to have a full name for Mio. It's cute and such but I prefer it as a nickname, but sadly I haven't found any name that could be a full name for it. Yet. Miomin maybe? ;) But that sounds like idomin =P
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If Mio is pronounced with an 'ee' sound, then it's a nn for Miroslav, Miomir, Mario, etc. in Croatia.
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Miomir is pretty cute :)
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I don't prn it with an "ee" sound, and sadly I don't likt any of the names either...but thanks for trying though!
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...then how do you pronounce it?"ee" is like a Swedish long i, right?
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*headdesk*I didn't think that far :P I prn it Miiio in Swedish, so it's probably Mee-o or something in english.
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Yep, that's how it's pronounced, with a long 'ee' sound:-)
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Same here :( And Miomin sounds like Mumin :PI checked Namnarkivet (http://www.kanalen.org/namnarkivet), but I didn't find anything better than Milian... ...varför pratar jag engelska med en svensk, det känns dumt :P
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(Haha jag håller med om att det känns lite dumt att prata engelska, men jag har för mig att det är nån policy eller så som BtN har att man ska hålla sig till engelska så att alla förstår vad man snackar om hehe)Milian är ett smeknamn för mig (Maximilian).
Casimiro, Emilio, Minoru, Miomir, Massimiliano... något av dom kanske funkar? ^^
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