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[Opinions] Tomer
Wdyt of Tomer and is it good as a brother for Talya?
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I like Tomer, and it fits well with Talya in my opinion.
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I don’t know where you’re from, but to me, I hear and see tumor. Not so great for me.
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I feel like I should like it, but I'm unpleasantly reminded of tumor and Gomer. Stylewise, it fits with Talya.
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Are you converting? These are very Hebrew names.I dislike Tomer. It's also very matchy with Tayla.
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I am not. My partner is an atheist Jew and we decided on Hebrew names.
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I mean they are Hebrew, but they are not necessarily religious Hebrew names.
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Agreed!
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I mean, people always told me my name was very Jewish, but my family is Catholic. :/
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I get the same with Miriam, and my nephew gets the same with Isaac. ( in his case it's because of his surname as well.)I thought I remembered her talking about converting, guess I was wrong.
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Well, if your partner is Jewish and you've talked about having kids, I can see how considering their background when it comes to names is a natural thing. I don't think conversion is needed.

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Believe me, I understand. I married into a Catholic family. I chose to convert, though. Again, though, I thought she once mentioned considering it. I admit I was wrong.
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I have considered it but decided not to. My partner is a Jew but an atheist. We live in a very Jewish area. Being a Jew would make our children Jewish so those were my reasons.
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I don't think it's paticularly superb and my response would be an immediate no since I'm not a fan of alliteration sets. However, I think it's still okay. I mean, I'd pick Tomer over 'Homer' any day, alliteration involved or not.
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It is nice.
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Ugh...reminds me of "tumor". Oh, and it's also too close to the Spanish verb tomar "to take".

This message was edited 2/11/2019, 3:35 PM

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