Anonymous
Post 09/04/2014 00:00     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
Salvatore
Stefano
Luiggino (Gino, as nickname)
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 23:53     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
Anonymous wrote:Domenick and Leo are two of my favorites and also family names.


Leo Messi
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 23:29     Subject: Re:Opinions on this Italian name
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Corrado is cool, very old school. A name of my sweet Italian grandfather's generation (born about 1900). Other family names of that generation: Cataldo, Italo, Rocco, Serino, Guiseppe, Enzo, Bernardo, Leo

Corrado could be shortened/Americanized to Cory-which is cute too but I prefer the old world charm of the full name.




Haha..sounds like my grandfathers generation: Italo, Angelo, Serino, Dario, Silvio.

I'm considering Dario myself.


I'm married to an Italian. He was very anti-Silvio, but I loved it. He also shot down Salvatore. We ended up going with Angelo.

The rest of our short list was:

Niccolo
Rocco
Cesare
Dominic
Lorenzo
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 21:34     Subject: Re:Opinions on this Italian name
Love the name Giancarlo. My son's former classmate was named Giancarlo (2nd grade) and no one had trouble pronouncing it. I bet the ladies will love it when he gets older! Also love the name Paolo.
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 20:59     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
Giancarlo
Gianfranco

Luca is a girls name to me.
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 12:25     Subject: Re:Opinions on this Italian name
This post is great! I am married to an Italian and we are going with Italian names as well.
Also old school with possible Leonardo (nn of Leo)
We also love:
Mateo
Massimo
Lorenzo
Enzo
Rocco

I also love the name Gianluca. Beautiful name for a boy!
Corrado is different, but would be hesitant because of the nickname potential of Cory.
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 08:23     Subject: Re:Opinions on this Italian name
Do you think kids talk about the Sopranos on the playground?

Maybe you make the connection but most people, especially kids, will just know the name as belonging to that particular kid.
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 08:20     Subject: Re:Opinions on this Italian name
People are going to think Sopranos if you choose all names popularized by that show -- no matter how 'old school" you think it is. Unless you are posting from Italy?
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2014 08:14     Subject: Re:Opinions on this Italian name
Anonymous wrote:Corrado is cool, very old school. A name of my sweet Italian grandfather's generation (born about 1900). Other family names of that generation: Cataldo, Italo, Rocco, Serino, Guiseppe, Enzo, Bernardo, Leo

Corrado could be shortened/Americanized to Cory-which is cute too but I prefer the old world charm of the full name.




Haha..sounds like my grandfathers generation: Italo, Angelo, Serino, Dario, Silvio.

I'm considering Dario myself.
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2014 12:18     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
I vote for Mateo or Enzo. Maybe Rocco.
Anonymous
Post 08/27/2014 09:29     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
Anonymous wrote:Maceo is a great name which we would have used if we were Italian or Spanish.


This is not an Italian name.
Anonymous
Post 08/26/2014 20:05     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
This is really stupid but I associate Corrado with corroded. I could see bad nickname potential - but I grew up in the 80s when it was kind of slang...I'm sure kids these days don't say that. My second thought was the Sopranos. Gianluca is nice, and I like lots of PPs suggestions too.
Anonymous
Post 08/26/2014 16:34     Subject: Opinions on this Italian name
Maceo is a great name which we would have used if we were Italian or Spanish.