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[Opinions] Albert
This is my grandfather's name, and I've often thought of using it for a son. I'd probably use it as a middle name, though, since it's too old-fashioned for me to use it as a first name.So, WDYT? Personally, I think it's kind of cute.
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I think it's delightful! It was my grandfather's name, and I would absolutely use it for a middle name if not for a first name; it depends on my mood.I do love Alfred more, but it's not a family name.
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I adore Albert, though I prefer Alfred.
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♥ Albert!I would defs use it, and not even as a middle name. Alby makes a cute nn too.
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As a middle name it seems fine. It is a family name for me too, but I prefer Alban.
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Yes. YES. Just Yes.
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I don't find it too old-fashioned to use as a first name at all! Albert is a classic and ages well.I like the French pronunciation also, as in Albert Camus.
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It's too old-fashioned and nerdy for me, as are a lot of -bert names.
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I love Albert. My sister, who is pregnant, also loves this name, but unfortunately it is their cat's name, so I don't they'll be using it for a son. "Albert" is also my 18 month old niece's favorite word to say because she loves that cat so. Whenever she sees any kind of animal she points at it and asks "Ah-ber?" It's precious. So that's what I think of lately when I hear Albert, but I also think it's a solid, stately name that would be darling on a little boy and handsome on a grown man.
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I have a strong appreciation for Albert. Such a great underused name, though I do greatly prefer the French pronunciation. I adore Alberta as well.
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Love Albert! ♥Always thought it was so cute and super handsome, and I LOVE Albie as a nickname.
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like it lotsI like Alfred only slightly more, but Albert is glorious. The nickname Albie is too cute not to use. I knew an Albert, he was hilarious. I highly recomend this name. What would you combo it with?
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I'm not sure what I'd pair it with. My husband and I have thought of Magnus Albert, since Magnus is a family name on his side, and (obviously), Albert is a family name on mine. That's all we've thought of so far, but I'm wondering if that combo sounds a little too out-there. We really like it, but I'm afraid it might be too "heavy", if I'm making any sense.
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Magnus AlbertUh, SO not too out there...unless by "out there" you mean "terrifically cool and awesome".I know what you mean about it being too heavy - it's too bad there's not a really good nickname for it. Maybe Gus? Uh, I don't know. But I do really like it. But it's certainly a name that attracts attention - it's not a "don't mind me" kind of name.
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Thanks for the compliment. :)
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