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[Opinions] Finnish BAs
Parents' names are in brackets.Lyydia Helena, sister Hilja (Heidi and Lassi)
Kerttu Krista Olivia (Emma and Esko)
Elise Amalia (Maria and Miska)
Olga Aurora, sister Saga (Sanna and Olli)
Selma Else (Linda and Jussi)
Frida Katri Sofia, brothers Alvar and Edvin (Päivi and Mikael)
Emilie Alica Annabelle (Katri)
Klaara Emma Louise, brother Elliot (Eeva and Marc)
Enna Kristiina (Anu and Jarkko)
Catrin Evelina, siblings Christoffer and Carolina (Kristiina and Niklas)
Taimi Helmi Amelia (Terhi and Aki)
Vivian Signe Estelle, siblings Sofia, Lucas and Victor (Susanna and Marc)
Sofia Iida Olivia, sisters Anna and Emilia (Niina and Mikko)Jose Gabriel, brothers Nooa and Milo (Laura and Matti)
Paulus Oskar Benjamin, siblings Pihla and Patrik (Sini and Timo)
Kalle Juhani (Miina and Jari)
Aarne Alexander (Kirsi and Juha)
Sebastiaan Ville, brother Sander (Taru and Siewert)
Samuli Juhani (Sanni and Juuso)
Sulo Luka Simeon, brother Severi (Suvi and Teemu)
Jymy Elias (Vilma and Jussi) - Jymy means "thumping, rumble" in Finnish.
Aapo Edvin Taneli, sister Pihla (Heidi and Jari)
Daniel Karl-Aret Maximilian, sister Adele (Elina and Erik)
Noel Anselmi (Heidi and Mikko)
Oskar Kaarlo Edvard, brother Kasper (Henna and Lasse)
Onni Eino Oscar, sister Enni (Sanna and Jarno, grandparents Kati and Mara) - In this case Mara is probably a nickname for Martti.
Otso Lauri Olavi (Pia and Jaakko)

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Hmm, none really strike me this go 'round except maybe Selma Else. The other ones I like are Lyydia Helena, Elise Amalia and Catrin Evelina but they're nothing exciting. I have a question, since I know nothing about Finnish language and structure. What does a duplication of letters do to the pronunciation? Anything? Or is it like English wherein the majority of the time it would sound fine with just one letter (see, leter vs letter)?
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Yes, the duplication does matter in the pronunciation of Finnish. For example, words "tuli" (means "fire"), "tuuli" ("wind") and "tulli" ("customs") are all pronounced slightly differently: the double letters in "tuuli" and "tulli" are stressed, otherwise they sound too much like "tuli". In some names, though, the pronunciation rules are looser. For example, in the given name Nina the letter "i" can be pronounced shorter (like in English) or longer like in the name's Finnish form Niina.
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Hi !!!I like...Hilja
Miska
Sanna
Saga
Mikael
Olga Aurora
Signe
Sini
Timo
Pihla
Oskar
Signe Estelle
Susanna
Frida
SanderByeeeeeee

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