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Help[Opinions] Re: Brooke
in reply to a message by Lily
It couldn't happen in South Africa, or I hope it couldn't, because the Afrikaans word for trousers is broek, pronounced like Brooke. As for Brookie (broekie), that means underpants, panties, knickers ...
I don't go for geographical names in general, unless there's a really sound reason for them; better than "conceived in Brooklyn". And Brooke as an independent name is like River and Lake and such - not my style at all.
But clearly all this doesn't apply where you live. I far prefer Grace to Brooke, but if you don't like popular, it might not be a good idea.
I don't go for geographical names in general, unless there's a really sound reason for them; better than "conceived in Brooklyn". And Brooke as an independent name is like River and Lake and such - not my style at all.
But clearly all this doesn't apply where you live. I far prefer Grace to Brooke, but if you don't like popular, it might not be a good idea.
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