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Help[Opinions] Rudlan?
What about Rudlan?
Which of these is best?
Rydlan/Rudlan?
Rydlin/Rudlin?
Ruddlan/Ryddlan?
Which of these is best?
Rydlan/Rudlan?
Rydlin/Rudlin?
Ruddlan/Ryddlan?
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I dislike the "Rude" part of the name [m]
I wouldn't use Rydlan its too close to the drug Ritalin. If I had to pick I'd choose: Rudlin.
I wouldn't use Rydlan its too close to the drug Ritalin. If I had to pick I'd choose: Rudlin.
This message was edited 2/15/2007, 12:11 PM
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I don't think it is pronounced that way. I believe it is pronounce "Rudd-lynn"
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Definitely not Rydlan, in the US, at least.
It's sound-alike to Ritalin, the infamous ADHD medicine.
All the versions starting with Ryd- remind me of Ritalin, while all the Rud- versions remind me of the verb "to rut." :-/ I just don't see this as workable at all, no matter the spelling.
In the US, at least. I can't speak for Sweden.
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It's sound-alike to Ritalin, the infamous ADHD medicine.
All the versions starting with Ryd- remind me of Ritalin, while all the Rud- versions remind me of the verb "to rut." :-/ I just don't see this as workable at all, no matter the spelling.
In the US, at least. I can't speak for Sweden.
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Ok, thanks. Always good to see what others think!
In Sweden people would hate it. They don't like names that sounds english like Luke,Ryan,Dylan,Emily,Megan,Joanna and so on..
Well, besides me, Swedish people are boring ;) ;P
In Sweden people would hate it. They don't like names that sounds english like Luke,Ryan,Dylan,Emily,Megan,Joanna and so on..
Well, besides me, Swedish people are boring ;) ;P
This message was edited 2/15/2007, 10:26 AM
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