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Help[Opinions] Sibset opinions, Japanese mother with Japanese middle names
A real family with six children; the parents are American but the dad is in the military and was sent to Europe, so all the kids were born in France. They live in Naples now. Since the mom is full Japanese-American, the six were given two middle names, one Japanese.
LN: (three syllables, starts with D, ends with eee sound)
DS: Adrien Hayato Joseph, 17
DD: Cateline Keiko Maria Magdalena, 15
DD: Elisabeth Yukiko Emmanuelle, 12
DS: Daniel Stephane (adopted), 12
DS: Robert Kazuo Thomas, 9
DD: Liliane Sayuri Rose, 7
Robert, Joseph, and Thomas are honoring grandfathers and a great-uncle, while Cateline was chosen because a grandmother is Cathleen and an aunt is Katherine. Liliane is sometimes Lili, and Robert is usually Robbie, apparently partially because Cateline said when he was born, "you can't name a baby Robert!"
What do you think? I like them, and even the meanings of all the names fit them, though they were of course babies when the birth certificates were filled out.
LN: (three syllables, starts with D, ends with eee sound)
DS: Adrien Hayato Joseph, 17
DD: Cateline Keiko Maria Magdalena, 15
DD: Elisabeth Yukiko Emmanuelle, 12
DS: Daniel Stephane (adopted), 12
DS: Robert Kazuo Thomas, 9
DD: Liliane Sayuri Rose, 7
Robert, Joseph, and Thomas are honoring grandfathers and a great-uncle, while Cateline was chosen because a grandmother is Cathleen and an aunt is Katherine. Liliane is sometimes Lili, and Robert is usually Robbie, apparently partially because Cateline said when he was born, "you can't name a baby Robert!"
What do you think? I like them, and even the meanings of all the names fit them, though they were of course babies when the birth certificates were filled out.
This message was edited 12/24/2010, 1:52 PM
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