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Help[Opinions] Flamenca
Thoughts? Is it usable? Could her brother be named Flamenco? Twins?
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I'm not sure about a twin brother being Flamenco, but I like Flamenca.
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The name itself sounds okay, but the twin idea is just bad.
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No and definitely not for twins
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Flamenca
Flamenco is a music tradition and dance, so it would be like naming a kid waltz, foxtrot, or tango. Flamenca and Flamenco are way too similar for siblings; it would be awful to have the same name as you sibling with only the last letter changed.
Flamenco is a music tradition and dance, so it would be like naming a kid waltz, foxtrot, or tango. Flamenca and Flamenco are way too similar for siblings; it would be awful to have the same name as you sibling with only the last letter changed.
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Way too corny as twin names.
I'd be interested to know if Flamenca or Flamenco is used in Spain or some other Spanish-speaking country as a name; my guess is it isn't, or at least not very often. It might be on the same level as thinking the name Tortilla is cute but anybody in Mexico, for instance, who heard about it would laugh.
I'd be interested to know if Flamenca or Flamenco is used in Spain or some other Spanish-speaking country as a name; my guess is it isn't, or at least not very often. It might be on the same level as thinking the name Tortilla is cute but anybody in Mexico, for instance, who heard about it would laugh.
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