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Takumi2007
1 year ago

I would simply collect names that I like and then talk to the partner until both are satisfied with a name.

This has nothing to do with what the name originates from, because I do not restrict myself to names that are common here.

anonym0507
1 year ago

There must be a name that pleases both. This is also in a relationship where both have the same nationality.

Altersweise
1 year ago

I would search for a name that is common in both cultures or at least sounds good.

Rosalielife
1 year ago

What is your name? What do you want to express with the name? Remember a deceased, take a fashion name, one with tradition, one that only appeals to you? How does the first name/first name sound in combination with the last name? How to write the name?

How could a beautiful name be shortened? This is always to be expected. Even if you consistently call a double name, someone or the child himself will find a shortcut…

Take thoughts, let the name choice take place. As you call your child, say a lot about yourself.

User12345807
1 year ago

Just that I find beautiful.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

What country is it?

There are modern names of all cultures

KleineLea1
1 year ago

Normal names that work mainly in the country of residence and harmonize with the last name.

An Aishe Bratbecker or a Jeremy Özoguz will never have it easy in life, no matter where.

atoparty
1 year ago

the father of my children is not-German. I gave name after what I found beautiful and understandable for Germany