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HelpSkype friend's siblings
I recently contacted the Swedish girl I met on Skype (the one whose baby sister's name I mentioned) and I was able to find the names of all of her siblings. She has a brother, two half-sisters, and a stepbrother.
Here are her siblings' names:
Alva Therese (20) - my friend
Felix Hampus (17) - Alva's full brother
Tyra Hedvig (5) - Alva's paternal half-sister
Maja Sigrid (1) - Alva's paternal half-sister
Isak Albert (15) - Alva's maternal stepbrother
Her parents are Anders and Annika, her stepmother is Frida, and her stepfather is Mikael.
WDYT?
Here are her siblings' names:
Alva Therese (20) - my friend
Felix Hampus (17) - Alva's full brother
Tyra Hedvig (5) - Alva's paternal half-sister
Maja Sigrid (1) - Alva's paternal half-sister
Isak Albert (15) - Alva's maternal stepbrother
Her parents are Anders and Annika, her stepmother is Frida, and her stepfather is Mikael.
WDYT?
This message was edited 4/8/2015, 5:44 AM
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I like Alva, Felix, and Isak as a set. Tyra and Maja just don't seem to go very well together IMO. I do think all the girl's combos have nice flow.
I wish I could like Alva. Its a brand of cheap made in China cloth diapers that most of my friends use, so I always hear it in that context. Its so pretty and fits my aesthetic if only I didn't think of that lol
I wish I could like Alva. Its a brand of cheap made in China cloth diapers that most of my friends use, so I always hear it in that context. Its so pretty and fits my aesthetic if only I didn't think of that lol
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Alva Therese -- Love it. Alva is such a gem.
Felix Hampus -- Hampus is new to me and I'm loving it! Thanks. It reminds me of a rumpus in a hamper. Put Felix in front of it and now it's a happy rumpus in a hamper. :0P
Tyra Hedvig. I wish Hedwig / Hedvig was more usable here in the U.S. It's great to see it used in Sweden. Is it considered "old-fashioned" there? Tyra Hedvig flows well together.
Maja Sigrid -- It's so nice to hear hard "b" and "g" sounds in Scandinavian names. They aren't afraid of strong sounds. Here, the smoothness of Maja works beautifully with the strength of Sigrid.
Isak Albert -- Sounds like a famous author or member of the royal family. Handsome.
Frida is especially meaningful to me. Frederica / Freda is a family name for me. I love seeing the name in just about any form. Plus, the Kahlo association with Frida adds to the luster.
Felix Hampus -- Hampus is new to me and I'm loving it! Thanks. It reminds me of a rumpus in a hamper. Put Felix in front of it and now it's a happy rumpus in a hamper. :0P
Tyra Hedvig. I wish Hedwig / Hedvig was more usable here in the U.S. It's great to see it used in Sweden. Is it considered "old-fashioned" there? Tyra Hedvig flows well together.
Maja Sigrid -- It's so nice to hear hard "b" and "g" sounds in Scandinavian names. They aren't afraid of strong sounds. Here, the smoothness of Maja works beautifully with the strength of Sigrid.
Isak Albert -- Sounds like a famous author or member of the royal family. Handsome.
Frida is especially meaningful to me. Frederica / Freda is a family name for me. I love seeing the name in just about any form. Plus, the Kahlo association with Frida adds to the luster.
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My friend said pretty much the same thing about her family's names.
(Just in case you're curious where in Sweden she's from...she's from Linköping.)
(Just in case you're curious where in Sweden she's from...she's from Linköping.)
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