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[Opinions] Re: Is Noah weird for a Mexican?

by queenv

1/30/2019, 8:01 AM

I have an English first name and my maiden name was a very ethnic-sounding Slovak name. My older half-sister has an English first name and her maiden name was a very ethnic-sounding Italian name. Haven't the children of immigrants usually used English names for their children? I don't see this as an issue.

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- sylv (guest) +1

1/30/2019, 8:29 AM

The only issue is that I'm not an immgrant, I still live in Mexico haha

- Shaymin

1/30/2019, 10:52 AM

If Kenya is now a popular female name in Mexico, which is a Russian name, but in the US, is mainly used among African-Americans, I don't see why Noah would be an issue. I think any Biblical name in a Western predominately Christian country is going to be safe to use for the most part. JMO. I mean, most names currently trendy in Mexico are not traditionally Spanish anyway.

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