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You know, I thought Julian is a nice name, until I read your post. :(
Being bi- or multi-lingual has its advantages or is it disadvantages when it comes to naming offspring. There are many common names for both boys and girls that can mean something negative or derogatory in another language or dialect. Aarrghh!! So many considerations, so stressful! LOL!
Yaloh. Especially if you understand Chinese, Cantonese, Teochew, Hokkien, English and Malay all at the same time. The more languages and dialects you know, the more names you would have to avoid using :p
How about naming your daughter Julie? Think in cantonese.
Absolutely! You missed out Hakka because this and those you mentioned are what I know. See my agony? LOL!
Julie in Cantonese 朱莉
sounds like 猪来Pig Come. Ha, ha, ha...! :D
To Happysurfer: Wow! You know more dialects than me. i don't know Hakka :p
Aiyah, I used to have a bf called Julian, and I would always call him pork-face. LOL! But I guess he loved me too much to tell me off leh :)
To Lunch Is Served: He loved you too much to tell you off? I guess you didn't love him enough in return to make him your hubby heh?
No lah, you are right. When he could not take anymore of my nonsense, he dumped me. LOL! Anyway, I deserved it.
To Lunch is served: I think you are probably much better off now that your ex-bf Julian dumped you, afterall, now you get to live in a condo at Hume Avenue. If you had remained with him, you would probably be living in a HDB pigeon hole right? :p
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