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Nickname: Camie.
I worry that with our constantly mispronounced last name, it’s too much. DH is French but I’m not. |
| No, I think that will be lovely. |
| Oh I think it’s lovely. |
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Every Camille I know IRL is French, so they all have French last names.
I know your going to try for Camie, but my guess is she’ll be Cam. |
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I think it works IF your husband is really French, and not like, 1/4 French or something.
So a kid that's a solid 50% French, cool. A kid that's like 10% French? That's kinda weird. |
OP here Ndola Cam would be fine. I was just worried about sounding affected. |
Even then it's fine. Really. |
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I'm French.
Camille is a lovely, classic name. Not affected at all. What on earth is the problem here?
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| I love it. I have known plenty of people with French first & last names & they love their names too. |
| I like it. Personally, I love when the first and last name are from the same language. My sibling has a very German last name and gave the kid an Irish-ish first name, I still find it so jarring to the ear. (Although I think Soledad O'Brien pulls it off beautifully!) |
OP here. He’s truly French - born in France, has an accent, speaks in French. His family lives in France. But I am solidly American going back eight generations and from Kansas! |
What? I don’t even understand what the issue is. Personally I love Delphine as well. But alas I am a brown woman married to a non-French guy so my non-existent girl will never be named Delphine. |
| It's lovely. |
What? Most of Americans have English first names (John, Robert) and last names of Irish, German, Dutch, Polish, Italian, ETC ETC last names. So you have to pick a first name that matches your majority ethnicity? This makes no sense. |
| Camille is so pretty. I would definitely use it since she will be part French, but I'd probably use it anyway unless it sounded awful with the last name. |