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Help[Opinions] Re: Slovakian names and a question
in reply to a message by RegalAmethyst
Just looking at the beginning of the list, I could easily name a child Adela or Augustin. :-)
I'm almost 100% Irish. My situation is different than most Americans, at least the ones from Europe. My parents both came to the U.S. in the 1950's (I was born in the 60's). My mother would take us kids back every other summer to her village in Ireland for the summer. My Dad would join us and we'd spend a couple of weeks with his family in England. (Both of his parents were from Ireland originally.) All but three of my extended family are in Ireland and England. I was raised on PBS and Masterpiece Theater. That's where my love for names really started.
So if I magically had a child tomorrow she / he would be either Niamh, Aoife or Mairead, Desmond, Malachy or Cormac.
I'm almost 100% Irish. My situation is different than most Americans, at least the ones from Europe. My parents both came to the U.S. in the 1950's (I was born in the 60's). My mother would take us kids back every other summer to her village in Ireland for the summer. My Dad would join us and we'd spend a couple of weeks with his family in England. (Both of his parents were from Ireland originally.) All but three of my extended family are in Ireland and England. I was raised on PBS and Masterpiece Theater. That's where my love for names really started.
So if I magically had a child tomorrow she / he would be either Niamh, Aoife or Mairead, Desmond, Malachy or Cormac.
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