u/HereForTheName

Is Frederick too much? Why does it feel so serious when the nn it's literally Freddie and it's adorable. But don't talk to me about a Fred.

Same thing with Mark, classic, established, love it. But why does it feel like it's such a clash with nowadays names? Everyone has such a strong negative opinion about it.

Then, I got Julian. Apparently it's very very popular, especially in certain states but overall in the US as well. Very international guy, interesting, he loves to dance and be cool (I don't know).

Our last name is Mendonca.

Guys... I can't.

What about Niles?

Hello!

We will have our little boy turning 5 in December & we'd like to see what would be some good options.
It'll most likely be him & 3 other kids only. More adults than kids it seems (grandparents and friends' parents)

Something along the lines of:
- cooking classes
- art classes
- essentially an "experience"

Another option of course can be an adventure place but we're trying to weight everything.

Thanks!

Hi friends, first time posting.

We are expecting our second boy, we've began thinking of names & we'd appreciate your help.
Last name is 3 syllables- stress on the second syllable and middle name most likely will be John.

His big brother goes by Andrew, Andy & Αντρέας because mom is Greek.

We'd ideally like to have the name translate to a Greek name but we realize that's not as ease as it seems. And we live in the States.

Our main choices are:

- Alexander / Alex / Αλέξης
- Mark / Μάρκος (Marco-Polo, yeah might not be the best?)
- Frederick / Freddie / no Greek name really here
- Miles (first thing in my mind is the measurement but I love the sound)

Send us your suggestion so we can boost our list up a bit.
And of course ask question if you'd like.

Hi friends, first time posting.

We are expecting our second boy, we've began thinking of names & we'd appreciate your help.
Last name is 3 syllables- stress on the second syllable and middle name most likely will be John.

His big brother goes by Andrew, Andy & Αντρέας because mom is Greek.

We'd ideally like to have the name translate to a Greek name but we realize that's not as ease as it seems. And we live in the States.

Our main choices are:

- Alexander / Alex / Αλέξης
- Mark / Μάρκος (Marco-Polo, yeah might not be the best?)
- Frederick / Freddie / no Greek name really here

Send us your suggestion so we can boost our list up a bit.
And of course ask question if you'd like.

EDIT: all of you guys are wonderful!!!