These are The name i came up with for my first child {Boy and Girl} Tell me if u like it?

Question

My Name Is Keisha La'shanda
My boyfriend name is Tomy Cortez

Ty'Kheriya Cortaejah
or {Girl}
Za'Nyria La'Shae

T'ziyon Cortez
or {Boy}
Keylen Cortez

If you don't like them make some suggestion

Answer 1

What did you do? Dump a set of Scrabble tiles into a hat and draw them out randomly to create thoese name? They are sooooooo ghetto and awful. And the apostrophes! Names with apostrophes should be banned by law or something.


I'm not even sure if I can mold those into actual names!

Answer 2

Za'Nyria La'Shae and Keylen Cortez

Answer 3

I like La'Shae and Keylen Cortez

Answer 4

Wow. Those are tough to read and I have no idea how you would pronounce them. Your child will forever be correcting people when they say his or her name wrong.

What's up with all of the apostrophes? I just don't get that.

Well...Keylen Cortez isn't that bad.

Answer 5

Well I can read them and pronounce them and I like Ty'Kheriya Cortaejah for a girl and Keylen Cortez for a boy. Remember it is your choice and I believe if people actually look at a name before immediately deeming it "ghetto" they like them. Also I have to suggestions for a girl Kaidence Arie'Ana and for a boy Breaden Cortez.

Answer 6

Whoaa. those are way too hard for the baby! That child would have it's name pronounced way too many times!

The only name i like from there is Keylen. Maybe try Calen? that looks a little better.

try not to do something that ghetto! Sorry if that offends you, but you wanted our opinions....

Answer 7

I think Keylen is nice for either a boy or girl

Answer 8

Wow, and I thought my son would have trouble spelling his name.

If you're going to name your kids something like that, just stick with the usual spelling (like Zion and Calen). Later in life, those kids are going to have a tough time finding a job and whatnot because, to be honestly blunt, interviewers screen for names that sound too ghetto or cultural. And it doesn't help if they can't even pronounce it.

In the end though, it's your call.
--Max

P.S. I hope I didn't sound offensive or anything, because that wasn't my intent. Sorry if that's how it seemed.

Answer 9

I'd go for the second option on both, but why are you using appostrophies? Why not Zanyria LaShae? In all honesty the first girls name is very difficult and reminds me of the word diarrhea. I'm not trying to be mean, I promise, just honest.

Answer 10

Is this a joke?

If so, funny!

If not... WTF???

I wouldn't begin to know how to pronounce these names-- let alone spell them. And... names people have never heard of are very hard to remember, trust me. She'll have to remind people of her name repeatedly. Why do you want to do this to your kid?

Naming your child is not your chance to show how creative you can get with spelling (MISspelling, that is) or combining the egg and sperm donor's name. Give the child a nice name that won't embarrass them.

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