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Help[Opinions] Re: Izsak and Jakub
in reply to a message by SentimentalArgument
I love Jakub--one of my best friends had a Czech boyfriend her senior year of high school (he was an exchange student) named Jakub, and they were so cute. :D His nn was Kuba, which I thought was very dashing. :) Jakub would be completely acceptable, provided you'll be using the proper pronunciation and not just saying JAY-kuhb. ;)
Izsak is a bit harder on my horribly American eyes, but I think it would be fine as a middle name. As a first name, I suspect it could be a great deal of trouble--but there is some charm there. :D I'd love to see a little boy named, say, Damian Izsak, with older brother Jakub Lysander. That's a BA I'd love to read!
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Izsak is a bit harder on my horribly American eyes, but I think it would be fine as a middle name. As a first name, I suspect it could be a great deal of trouble--but there is some charm there. :D I'd love to see a little boy named, say, Damian Izsak, with older brother Jakub Lysander. That's a BA I'd love to read!
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...And then he said, "You're independent, aren't you?"
"Yes," said Laura.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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