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HelpSome Swedish names
I love international names, but I also love the idea of using Swedish names for my future children, since I'm a Swede living in Sweden. However, it's quite important for me that the names doesn't sound horrific outside Sweden/Scandinavia.
I get that some (most of?) these might be weird for you guys, especially when pronounced in Swedish. But it would be very helpful if you could give me some opinions on these names regardless of the awkwardness.
Frank (FRAHNK)
Elis
Ebbe (E-bə?)
Axel (AHK-sel)
Harry (somewhat like HARR-ee)
Sixten
Alfred (AHL-fred / AHL-fret)
Albin (AHL-been / AHL-bin)
Elsa (EL-sah)
Elsie
Ebba
Lilly
Ellen
Astrid (AH-strid)
Sigrid (SEEG-reed)
Selma
Elvira (el-VEE-rah)
Tyra (TÜ-rah / TEE-rah)
Liv (LEEV)
Iris (EE-ris)
Monsters are real, and ghost are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win
- Stephen King
PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/45898
Top rated: Mabel and Zacharias
Bottom: Lykke and Isak
I get that some (most of?) these might be weird for you guys, especially when pronounced in Swedish. But it would be very helpful if you could give me some opinions on these names regardless of the awkwardness.
Frank (FRAHNK)
Elis
Ebbe (E-bə?)
Axel (AHK-sel)
Harry (somewhat like HARR-ee)
Sixten
Alfred (AHL-fred / AHL-fret)
Albin (AHL-been / AHL-bin)
Elsa (EL-sah)
Elsie
Ebba
Lilly
Ellen
Astrid (AH-strid)
Sigrid (SEEG-reed)
Selma
Elvira (el-VEE-rah)
Tyra (TÜ-rah / TEE-rah)
Liv (LEEV)
Iris (EE-ris)
- Stephen King
PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/45898
Top rated: Mabel and Zacharias
Bottom: Lykke and Isak
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