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The best male turkish name
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40.       seyit
547 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:19 pm

Quoting silversong:

Quoting sonunda:

Quoting kali20:

I like Fatih



Fatih has unfortunate connotations in English!



Yes you couldnt call a baby fatih in the uk
I remember the first time I heard the name ufuk I thought they were having a laugh lol


But "Fatih" has a nice connotation in Turkey because of the Fatih Sultan Mehmet*. We use "Fatih" because of his name generally. Fatih is an Arabic word its Turkish meaning is açan. He opened Istanbul's gate for Ottoman Empire. I think so. Fatih is a good name in Turkey you can easly use it
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehmed_II

41.       sonunda
5004 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:23 pm

Take a chill pill Seyit.

42.       lady in red
6947 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:25 pm

Quoting seyit:

Quoting silversong:

Quoting sonunda:

Quoting kali20:

I like Fatih



Fatih has unfortunate connotations in English!



Yes you couldnt call a baby fatih in the uk
I remember the first time I heard the name ufuk I thought they were having a laugh lol


But "Fatih" has a nice connotation in Turkey because of the Fatih Sultan Mehmet*. We use "Fatih" because of his name generally. Fatih is an Arabic word its Turkish meaning is açan. He opened Istanbul's gate for Ottoman Empire. I think so. Fatih is a good name in Turkey you can easly use it
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehmed_II



Yes - but unfortunately 'Fatıh' just sounds like 'Fatty' to us - would be an unfortunate name to saddle a Turkish child in England with.

43.       sonunda
5004 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:27 pm

My point exactly!

44.       hobnob
138 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:43 pm

farty

45.       lady in red
6947 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:48 pm

Quoting hobnob:

farty



OMG yes! That too! lol

46.       lady in red
6947 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 05:52 pm

Tamam Türk arkadaşlarız - your turn now! There must be many foreign names that sound very silly to you - let's hear some of them!

For example: Don

47.       LilGirlDreams
36 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 06:32 pm

Thank You Guys !
I think i still need to reconsider the connotations in french & english ^^ Thanks again

48.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 06:35 pm

Quoting lady in red:


For example: Don



A friend of mine is named Oda

And I was watching a Korean film a few weeks ago, and the name of the maincharacter was 'Boksil' lol lol

49.       LilGirlDreams
36 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 06:40 pm

Quoting Deli_kizin:

Quoting lady in red:


For example: Don



A friend of mine is named Oda

And I was watching a Korean film a few weeks ago, and the name of the maincharacter was 'Boksil' lol lol


Lol wth ! So what do u suggest Deli_kizin ^^

50.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 20 Jun 2008 Fri 06:43 pm

Quoting LilGirlDreams:

So what do u suggest Deli_kizin ^^



Ege or Deniz


Are we talking about a future son of yourselves here or what?

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