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HelpNames from work and a Filipino horror movie
Last night I watched a Filipino horror movie. Some of the actors had fascinating names.
Actors:
Coco
Rez
Raikko
Actresses:
Carmi
Beauty
Cherry Pie
As well, I came across some nifty sightings at work...
Male:
Clare
Catalin (from Romania)
Monte Carlo
Soliman
Mykola
Female:
Adama
Taliza
Oana
Divina
?:
Radny
Actors:
Coco
Rez
Raikko
Actresses:
Carmi
Beauty
Cherry Pie
As well, I came across some nifty sightings at work...
Male:
Clare
Catalin (from Romania)
Monte Carlo
Soliman
Mykola
Female:
Adama
Taliza
Oana
Divina
?:
Radny
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I'm guessing at least a couple of those actor-types are going by assumed stage names.
Love Solomon but the Soliman spelling ruins it for me, personally.
Taliza is the nicest-sounding of the females from work, for me.
There is a male country/singer-songwriter artist by the name of Radney Foster, born in Texas, USA.
Love Solomon but the Soliman spelling ruins it for me, personally.
Taliza is the nicest-sounding of the females from work, for me.
There is a male country/singer-songwriter artist by the name of Radney Foster, born in Texas, USA.
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I like Carmi. I think it is pretty, but still has some strong sounds that are not too common in naming trends right now.
I know like three women named Beauty, from the Philippines... and one named Pretty. I think it's a pretty gutsy culture over there as far as naming, and I love that the names carry a lightheartedness which totally epitomizes the people-group.
Cherry Pie is a bit too much for me though. Haha. Interestingly, I know a LaCherrie here in the states. She is about 17, and a woman of color... they pronounce it lah-sher-ee.
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Clare for a guy is kinda cool. I also really like the sound of Oana and Divina.
I can't decide on Radny. I think Rodney is retro cool... and any name with "rad" borders on hipster, but I am not sure I like this name. I assume it is a guy. On a girl it would be decidedly aweful.
I know like three women named Beauty, from the Philippines... and one named Pretty. I think it's a pretty gutsy culture over there as far as naming, and I love that the names carry a lightheartedness which totally epitomizes the people-group.
Cherry Pie is a bit too much for me though. Haha. Interestingly, I know a LaCherrie here in the states. She is about 17, and a woman of color... they pronounce it lah-sher-ee.
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Clare for a guy is kinda cool. I also really like the sound of Oana and Divina.
I can't decide on Radny. I think Rodney is retro cool... and any name with "rad" borders on hipster, but I am not sure I like this name. I assume it is a guy. On a girl it would be decidedly aweful.
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