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Help[Opinions] Re: Una
in reply to a message by Starving Artist
Way back in highschool, our home economics and social studies teacher's first name was Una. She was Irish but had lived in Africa most of her life. She was a very harsh task mistress!
In answer to your questions.
No I don't really like it, but I don't hate it either.
Yes, I think it is usable today. When you have children named La'kei'sha, and Jaykeb - Una is a walk in the park.
Yes, I think it would be taken seriously - it's a normal name, just not one you hear very often. I don't think it is odd or out there at all.
Names I would probably pair with it; Ciara (Prn Keera), Patrick, and Irish kind of names.
In answer to your questions.
No I don't really like it, but I don't hate it either.
Yes, I think it is usable today. When you have children named La'kei'sha, and Jaykeb - Una is a walk in the park.
Yes, I think it would be taken seriously - it's a normal name, just not one you hear very often. I don't think it is odd or out there at all.
Names I would probably pair with it; Ciara (Prn Keera), Patrick, and Irish kind of names.
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