My patient, a newborn was named Vaginae. " Its French!" Really lady??
Omar F.
25/03/2019 22:49
okay so you're annoyed that Germany prevent you from naming your child a a female name for a boy?đ
Vanessa K.
25/03/2019 22:36
That you have to have gendered names in Germany is not entirely true. You can have a universal first name but the second should indicate a gender. This is because the addressing is much more formal in Germany and there is no gender neutral word for that.
Manca P.
22/03/2019 22:15
we donât have to worry đđđ
CaÈir V.
22/03/2019 20:57
In Romania, the gipsys name theyr children Mercedes BMW Ronaldo Ronaldinho Messi Audi, Jose Armando or even Nokia, Samsung etc. and all this names can be for only one child. They can have up to 10 names for one child.
Agnieszka K.
21/03/2019 13:27
That is why in UK you have most ridiculous names. Abcde? Really
Arcangela G.
21/03/2019 09:01
Lucrezia
Maruxa C.
20/03/2019 22:54
In Spain it can be a name in Spanish or any other oficial language , or foreighner if it has not translation in Spanish .It can be also an invented name , but it can't harm or cause prejudice to the kid or have derogatory meaning .
Ciprian S.
20/03/2019 13:29
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Luke C.
19/03/2019 18:17
weâre moving to iceland
Orsolya G.
19/03/2019 09:34
In Hungary you can only choose a name from the national register, where the names are or Hungarian names, or foreign names with Hungarian fonetics (like DzsĂĄsztin instead of Justin). There is a different list for boys' and girls' names. The list is updated every month and individual requests are also considered.
Ivy M.
19/03/2019 07:43
They should have include Bosnia (Republic of Serbs). Baby names should be fit for Cyrillic writing and you only have few names to consider, thatâs why mostly here have repetitive names.
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Dawn J.
26/03/2019 08:41My patient, a newborn was named Vaginae. " Its French!" Really lady??
Omar F.
25/03/2019 22:49okay so you're annoyed that Germany prevent you from naming your child a a female name for a boy?đ
Vanessa K.
25/03/2019 22:36That you have to have gendered names in Germany is not entirely true. You can have a universal first name but the second should indicate a gender. This is because the addressing is much more formal in Germany and there is no gender neutral word for that.
Manca P.
22/03/2019 22:15we donât have to worry đđđ
CaÈir V.
22/03/2019 20:57In Romania, the gipsys name theyr children Mercedes BMW Ronaldo Ronaldinho Messi Audi, Jose Armando or even Nokia, Samsung etc. and all this names can be for only one child. They can have up to 10 names for one child.
Agnieszka K.
21/03/2019 13:27That is why in UK you have most ridiculous names. Abcde? Really
Arcangela G.
21/03/2019 09:01Lucrezia
Maruxa C.
20/03/2019 22:54In Spain it can be a name in Spanish or any other oficial language , or foreighner if it has not translation in Spanish .It can be also an invented name , but it can't harm or cause prejudice to the kid or have derogatory meaning .
Ciprian S.
20/03/2019 13:29Facebooksonđ€Łđ€Ł
Luke C.
19/03/2019 18:17weâre moving to iceland
Orsolya G.
19/03/2019 09:34In Hungary you can only choose a name from the national register, where the names are or Hungarian names, or foreign names with Hungarian fonetics (like DzsĂĄsztin instead of Justin). There is a different list for boys' and girls' names. The list is updated every month and individual requests are also considered.
Ivy M.
19/03/2019 07:43They should have include Bosnia (Republic of Serbs). Baby names should be fit for Cyrillic writing and you only have few names to consider, thatâs why mostly here have repetitive names.
Sachesky D.
19/03/2019 06:06In Venezuela there is even a: Winniethepooh José, there are: Usnavy, Superman, Batman, etc, etc!!
Michelle Y.
17/03/2019 14:09đ!