What do you think of these names for twin girls?
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Anonymous
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Oceane? Is that a name? Is there also a name Continente?
And how would people pronounce Oceane in the US? "Oh-see-ANNE"? "OH-shun"? |
Anonymous
| How about Dominique and Veronique? (If you want some matchiness.) |
Anonymous
Wow....There is a fifty percent chance one of your daughters will grow up having to spell her name out to everyone she comes in contact w/. And trust me...She will hateYOU for it. Shouldn't there be laws against this??!! |
Anonymous
| Do not do Denita and Deanna. Ugh. |
Anonymous
| Charming CAT names. |
Anonymous
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Can you explain the background behind your choices?
Family names? Cultural? trying to honor someone? Like the sound? |
Anonymous
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I'm sorry, I don't care for either. Dominique brings to mind a Dominatrix and Demitrianna just sounds made up.
I'm not a fan of matching first initials for twins but if you like "D" names what about Daphne and Delilah? A few other nice ones: Delphine, Delia, Delaney and Daisy |
Anonymous
It's an extremely popular name in France and Quebec. It's "oh-say-ahn." It's not weirder than naming a kid "Hope" or "Lily" or "Grace." |
Anonymous
Jesus. That sounds like a pair of porn stars who specialize in twin scenes. |
Anonymous
I think that naming a kid who lives in the US "Oceane" is about as weird as naming a kid who lives in France "Hope". (A kid named "Hope" in Quebec may have Anglophone parents.) |
Anonymous
Or apart. |