[Opinions] Diego, Cisco, Santos?
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Diego is OK, I just never really warmed to it. Cisco is great, but only as a nickname for the *fabulous* Francisco.
Santos? Perhaps in Spanish it's normal, but to this Anglo speaker it's uncomfortably religious. This, from someone who loves names like Annunziata and Salvatore. Go figure.
Santos? Perhaps in Spanish it's normal, but to this Anglo speaker it's uncomfortably religious. This, from someone who loves names like Annunziata and Salvatore. Go figure.
This message was edited 4/27/2015, 11:49 AM
I have always thought Diego was really nice, but I'm not sure if the children's show has made it less usable right now. I also really love Tiago.
Cisco is too close to Crisco for me. It just seems more like a brand name than a person's name.
Santos is okay. I've never really thought about it before. It's kind of close to Santa. It's all right though.
Cisco is too close to Crisco for me. It just seems more like a brand name than a person's name.
Santos is okay. I've never really thought about it before. It's kind of close to Santa. It's all right though.
I don't really like the names that you brought up but Santos is the name that I dislike the least.
Diego, to me, sounds a bit stereotypical and Cisco reminds me of Cisco Systems. Santos does mean "saints," but since this is the only one out of the 3 that I'm actually OK with, I do not seem to care what it means.
Diego, to me, sounds a bit stereotypical and Cisco reminds me of Cisco Systems. Santos does mean "saints," but since this is the only one out of the 3 that I'm actually OK with, I do not seem to care what it means.
Diego is hip and cool. I met a boy named Diego whose sister was Esme.
Cisco is a little on the glib side. Company name and all. But I like Francisco. I worked with a Francisco, loved saying his name.
Santos, I dunno ... it pretty plainly (to me) means saints, and that doesn't appeal to me a lot. Surnamey. But it's not bad.
Cisco is a little on the glib side. Company name and all. But I like Francisco. I worked with a Francisco, loved saying his name.
Santos, I dunno ... it pretty plainly (to me) means saints, and that doesn't appeal to me a lot. Surnamey. But it's not bad.
I like Diego. The others can jump in a lake.