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Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
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stayandjohn
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Stacey
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Re: Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
massimo
Liborio
Luciano
Salvatore
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Posted 11/27/10 8:58 AM  |
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KittyGags
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Re: Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
*crashing*
I love Franco! I didn't see anyone else post that one...
I also love Salvatore and Luca...and Mario. My cousin is Gianmario which is also cute...
I also like Angelo.
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| Posted 11/27/10 3:06 PM |
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hotsauce345
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Melody
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Re: Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
if someone in our fam didn't name their baby luke...i totally would use Luca... i also love matteo, Marco, GianPaolo,
also...Benicio is a spanish name but I think it works equally as well with an italian middle and or last name.
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| Posted 11/27/10 9:17 PM |
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MayMommy
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Marilyn
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Re: Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
Posted by Harlow-J
An Italian boys name DH and I LOVE but friends of ours named their baby (who's 2 now!)....
Luca! 
Also I love Paolo, but we know another couple who named their son this.
Luca---that's my husband's name
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| Posted 11/27/10 11:38 PM |
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MayMommy
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Marilyn
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Re: Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
Posted by Elbee
I Italian Boy Names
DS is Vincent
Allessandro
Alessio
Anselmo
Claudio
Marco
Dante
Donato
Luciano
English/Italian:
Nicholas
Dominick
Anthony
Joseph
I like Dominick too, but DH doesn't
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| Posted 11/27/10 11:39 PM |
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MayMommy
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Member since 10/07 836 total posts
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Marilyn
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Re: Help--Please share your favorite Italian Boy name
Posted by MarisaK
I LOVE Gianmarco - it sounds SO fabulous with his Dad's accent !! 
Not so much when the rest of us say it though !! 
That's how I feel with most/all names. DH's family Italian (1st generation) and my family is American/Italian (4th/5th generation) and they like "american" names.
For example: Antonio/Anthony---My family would say Anthony and DH's would say Antonio and DH would get upset (I'm sure, he's said he would).
That's why we're thinking of names that don't switch. Antother example: Luca or Vito.
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| Posted 11/27/10 11:46 PM |
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