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Marshy

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Many Many congratulations MB

And it is hard to look past Inigo...

Oscar would also be another obvious choice.. has a strong English and Spanish flavour with a little bit of Albion thrown in.

Maybe even Leonardo.....Leo

So many good choices here.....

Not related to Albion i quite like Rafael...shorten to Rafa or Sergio and Serg... sporting heroes both those names.
 
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LowKarate

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Carlos (Carl), Joachin (pronounced whackeen), Ricardo (Dick).

To know what would sound right, we need to know your surname (assuming it's not Meade).
 






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Bald Sam Lee.

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Meade's Ball

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That's Julio ruled out then.

:)
Innit. It ruled out Enrique and Pablo too - the latter being the name, of course of the leader of Podemos.
I insisted on the names the way round that I've typed as the alternative could easily, to me at least, bring the possible nickname of Windy Big-lazy-ass.
 






W.C.

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Not really a new quiz show, or the request to title an oncoming maelstrom. Just that within around 2 weeks Meade Jr is meant to appear. And the girlfriend and I are umming and ahing about what to bloody well name him. The mother of him is of the Spanish variety, so I was hoping from something a bit Espanol, but pronounceable by us simple Brits, or even shortenable to make it so. Alejandro can have him generally known as Alex, see?
I had a game in my mind of tying together a Spanish and English name to make a new name, such as Pedroger, but that is not this game, really.

Over to you wise owls for a good-sounding suggestion, or 77, of my son-to-be's moniker (I can't Bruno it, I don't think).

I'm half Spanish and and those are quite literally ALL of my names! Congratulations!
 


Ecosse Exile

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Vicente is a very popular Spanish first name, Vic though? Maybe a bit old for a youngster.

Gavillota (seagull) shortened to Gav.

Iñigo or Bruno though, gives the little lad a legendary start to life :thumbsup:
 














whitelion

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You'll probably want to see your child before naming him.

http://www.parents.com/baby-names/ideas/getting-started/steps-to-the-perfect-baby-name/

Wait Until You Meet Him

It might sound like the ultimate in procrastination, but taking the wait-and-see approach makes sense for some couples, who realize that the more they ruminate on a name, the funnier it sounds. Consider letting the way your cherub looks or acts upon arrival shed light on whether a moniker was meant to be.
 





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