Okay, do you like THESE names for twins?

Question

People have been hateing the names I put here for our twins. We have gone a nother root, these are from a nother language...what do you think about these?

Phinilope Turesta (girl)
Asthoperen Mantipolo (boy)

I want are kids to have different names, not like regular names like everyone else.

Answer 1

plain frigging ugly! fake,phony and stupid! i read the others comments too and that is nothing compared to how other kids will pick on them! if you think the names are so great take them for your own and see how awful it would really be! it is not unique or cool! just ugly,strange and dumb!grow up, a person has to live with your poor choices so do a better job of it!

Answer 2

Your name is shown as Jennifer Johnson. Very common. Now you want to go totally opposite and name them far out names.

My mom's name is Meneika (pronounced Ma Nee Ka), so she named me Tammy. I always had at least 3 or 4 Tammy's in my grade. There were also 4 girls with the same first and last name in 2 other schools.

My point is ~ don't go to such drastic extremes. Maybe an uncommon name without being totally weird. Your name is very important and carries a huge first impression.

Girl - Meeka Grace
Boy -Marko Graham

G - Anissa Paige (my middle and maiden names)
B - Anaka Phoenix (without weakness)

Good luck and congrats.

Answer 3

Are you trying to make your children's lives miserable just to show off and look all cool with unusual names? That's pretty strange in my book. Think of how many times in life your kids would have to correct people's pronunciation and spelling of their names. Is it really worth it them? Plus, chances are, no one will even appreciate your children's unique names because they will be more focused on trying to say/spell them right. So not worth it.

And by the way, it's "another" not "a nother"

Answer 4

Listen, no offense intended here, but I have a name that is hard to pronounce and spell (thanks mom), I go through life having to correct everyone, usually more than once, and repeating the correct spelling. Many think I actually made a mistake when I write my name on a form. Do the kids a favour, give them a different name, but one that people can pronounce and spell. It's a hardship!

Answer 5

In the end it's all up to you, but think about what it's gonna be like when their teachers try to pronounce their names or on graduation day! The boy's name reminds me of Aspirin..

Answer 6

Ummm. Lets see. First off, I have no idea how to pronounce either one. Second, what kind of language is that? Third, you have to be thinking of the children. Would you really truly want to be growing up with those names? I dont think so. But if you do thats great, and go for it!!

Answer 7

Sorry i really don't like either... i know you say you want something different but those names are toooo weird and out there... and hard

But you shouldn't care what people say about the names YOU want to name YOUR children.

Answer 8

Sorry but the names look kinda ugly and will probably confuse anybody who tries to spell them. How about choosing something similar looking, but easier to remember like -

Penelope Teresa
or
Aspen Manilo

Those are names that are still unusual, but look nicer. :-)

Answer 9

I wanted that too (my daughter is named Evyn) but you have to think of how hard it is when no one will be able to pronpounce their names or spell them. Different is good but totally out there is not so much. They make me think of cantalope and asperin???? Think of names you like and ask ppl if they could pronounce or spell them to you.

Answer 10

I have to say those are the most horrible names I have ever heard. Sorry, but that's my opinion. I understand wanting something different, but they don't have to be ugly and impossible to pronounce. Not to mention your child will have to learn to spell in one day.