There's no way that wasn't at least influenced by Siobhán. I agree with you up to a point, I don't mind anglicised Irish names outside of Ireland like Keira, Neev, Keeva (even though it IS wrong) but most anglicisations aren't really possible anyway, only the easy ones. But they should never be anglicised IN Ireland, I hate that!
Not for me.
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And I keep adding to it lol. Once you get me started...
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Haha its ok I'm over it. I'm not religious in the slightest I just like the name, I also really like Isaac but I could never have a Noah and an Isaac I think that would be a bit too biblical for someone who isnt religious at all!! xxI don't like names that start with the "aid" sound, like Aidan or Adrian; simply becuase they remind me of AIDS. No offence to anyone with AIDS, it's just that I have that connotation
I also don't like made up names, like Neveah
Or names with apostrophes in them, like D'Shawn. An apostrophe represents letters that have been taken away in a bid to make the name shorter. So why use them in a name; especially if that's the name on the birth certificate.
I don't like names that you would associate with Essex/Chavs (you know what I mean), like Tracy, Chanel, Chantal, Stacey, Sharron, Mercedes, simply because they sound trashy.
I hate Louise being used as a middle name. SO many of my friends in school had Louise as a middle name; it was so boring. If you're going to have a middle name for your child, at least choose one you chose yourself, instead of the one everyone else and his dog chose.
I hate names with weird spellings. If you want to give your child a different name, then go for something less popular, but do you really have to take a simple name and make it impossible? One example of this would be turning Richard into Rhychyrd
I hate some full forms of names, like Benjamin, Nicholas, Samuel, Abigail, Catherine; but I like their shortened versions (Ben, Nick, Sam, Abi, Katie)
I hate obviously religious names, like Isiah, Jesus, Mary, Moses, Noah, Joseph, simply because they are religious and I wouldn't want to use them. It doesn't matter that they may sound nice; if they're obviously of religious origin, I won't choose them. Also here you get a lot of people with religious names, since it's a Catholic place (though it seems to be the older generation); names like Imaculada (the immaculate conception)
I like a lot of traditional names, but others I don't like; like Catherine, Audrey, Esme, Elsie, Dierdre, Maureen
I don't like the name Dusty; simply because it's not clean.
I don't like names that have obviously been taken from celebrities (incl their children), films, books etc; like Britney. I also don't like it when loads of people name their babies after something that made it huge the year they were pregnant. It dates too fast.
I don't like names in the UK, that have been taken from the USA; like Chelsea, Brittany, Tiffany, Peyton, Xander, Jayden. I don't hate the names; I just don't think they fit into British society. They're overly American, and they stand out way too much in the UK, IMO.
... I think I'm done
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LOL, doesn't sound like I like any names, does it. But I do like loads; promiseI don't like names that start with the "aid" sound, like Aidan or Adrian; simply becuase they remind me of AIDS. No offence to anyone with AIDS, it's just that I have that connotation
I also don't like made up names, like Neveah
Or names with apostrophes in them, like D'Shawn. An apostrophe represents letters that have been taken away in a bid to make the name shorter. So why use them in a name; especially if that's the name on the birth certificate.
I don't like names that you would associate with Essex/Chavs (you know what I mean), like Tracy, Chanel, Chantal, Stacey, Sharron, Mercedes, simply because they sound trashy.
I hate Louise being used as a middle name. SO many of my friends in school had Louise as a middle name; it was so boring. If you're going to have a middle name for your child, at least choose one you chose yourself, instead of the one everyone else and his dog chose.
I hate names with weird spellings. If you want to give your child a different name, then go for something less popular, but do you really have to take a simple name and make it impossible? One example of this would be turning Richard into Rhychyrd
I hate some full forms of names, like Benjamin, Nicholas, Samuel, Abigail, Catherine; but I like their shortened versions (Ben, Nick, Sam, Abi, Katie)
I hate obviously religious names, like Isiah, Jesus, Mary, Moses, Noah, Joseph, simply because they are religious and I wouldn't want to use them. It doesn't matter that they may sound nice; if they're obviously of religious origin, I won't choose them. Also here you get a lot of people with religious names, since it's a Catholic place (though it seems to be the older generation); names like Imaculada (the immaculate conception)
I like a lot of traditional names, but others I don't like; like Catherine, Audrey, Esme, Elsie, Dierdre, Maureen
I don't like the name Dusty; simply because it's not clean.
I don't like names that have obviously been taken from celebrities (incl their children), films, books etc; like Britney. I also don't like it when loads of people name their babies after something that made it huge the year they were pregnant. It dates too fast.
I don't like names in the UK, that have been taken from the USA; like Chelsea, Brittany, Tiffany, Peyton, Xander, Jayden. I don't hate the names; I just don't think they fit into British society. They're overly American, and they stand out way too much in the UK, IMO.
... I think I'm done
Sooo what names do you like then lol ??
