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Help[Opinions] Cesare?
Saw an italian character named Cesare in a story i was reading and now that has to be my favorite spelling of Caesar, but i'm suspicious because i have a thing for italian names. What do you think?
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Very few people are actually called that in Italy it’s a bit.. pompous.
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While I’m not gutsy enough to ever use it IRL, I absolutely like it a lot.
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Though versions of the same name, I do think the two would be pronounced a bit differently. But I like it. Very handsome.
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It's not pronoucned the same of Caesar.
I always assumed it was che-SAR-ay (roughly), but I know a young Cesare and his name is pronounced to rhyme with Desiree. I think it might be like... incorrect though.
I think CeSAre is prettier. I think they are both cool names, and the throwback to Caesar is an interesting and very historical choice. I personally would not throw back to Caesar.
edit: Checked the linked name and it looks like I was wrong! Okay then.
I always assumed it was che-SAR-ay (roughly), but I know a young Cesare and his name is pronounced to rhyme with Desiree. I think it might be like... incorrect though.
I think CeSAre is prettier. I think they are both cool names, and the throwback to Caesar is an interesting and very historical choice. I personally would not throw back to Caesar.
edit: Checked the linked name and it looks like I was wrong! Okay then.
This message was edited 10/7/2020, 7:21 PM
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sorry dont like it
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