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[Opinions] Orlando?
Do you like Orlando? What comes to mind when you hear it? I think of Shakespeare, though others may think of the actor or the city. Orlando is the Italian form of Roland, which I love (as well as Rollo) but I can't use. My combo for him right now is Orlando Raoul, but I think it's a little difficult to say - too many Rs and Os? What do you think? Any other suggestions? Thanks!
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Orlando's quite handsome -- I think of Shakespeare before Florida.However, I think I prefer Roland as a brother to George and Philomena...
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Unfortunately Roland's unusable... Oh, what I would give!
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I really like Orlando. It always brings Orlando Bloom to mind :) That's not necessarily a bad thing though. I think I'd prefer it in the middle name slot paired with something more classic like William Orlando :D
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I like Orlando, I think of the actor, then Shakespeare, then the city. All three are good associations though (The actor is HAWT).Orlando Raoul is fun to say, not too difficult at all! It's a great pairing!
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I like Orlando, and I think first of Orlando Bloom. *swoon* Orlando Raoul is okay, imo. I don't think it's overloaded with Rs and Os, and it seems easy enough to say.
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It reminds me of either the actor or the city in Florida. I don't think it has too many R's or O's, just 1 and 2, respectively.
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I like Orlando. My first association is the actor (who is apparently a very sweet guy - my aunt has met him) and the Shakespeare character. Rollo is a seriously cool nn, but I wouldn't use Raoul if you were going to use Rollo as a nn. Also, I don't like Raoul anyway, it sounds a bit daytime soap-y.
Orlando Tristan
Orlando Gregory
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Orlando Asher
Orlando Aubrey
Orlando Dafydd
Orlando Gabriel
Orlando Theodore.Damn...I think I just fell in love with Orlando. *adds*
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I quite like Orlando
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