The only English letter...

When I was young I wanted to have a Maria in my name. I don't know why.

@LadyDuck Most Filipino names have Marias too. Most of our names are Spanish names. Maria Clara, Maria Concepcion, Maria Isabel, etc. But my father named us differently. My parents both have Spanish names but my father didn't give us those. I was named after the queen of France, my sisters have American names, our older brother has quite a unique name, as no none in the world has his name. And the other brother has an American name too.

@toniganzon Also my the middle name of my niece is Maria, very common name in Italy.

Do in look like a Veronica or a Valerie to you?

@toniganzon Well I once went with a Veronica and she was really hot

@Ineeddentures Lucky you!

Rasma is a name that's not too common. It's a nice one.

@RasmaSandra I"m not familiar with Latvian names at all coz the typical names in my country are Spanish, Italian, and English names.

@toniganzon it is a typical Latvian name,

What came to my mind is the beautiful Linda Carter.

@DianneN I used to watch her on tv as Wonder Woman in the early 80s.

@toniganzon Yees, she was very tall, talented and beautiful.

@Deepizzaguy I didn't want my son to be names Junior either.

That's a noble sounding name.

@toniganzon Thank you since my late mom did not me to be named Junior.

What is a confirmation middle name? In my country, our middle name is actually our mother's maiden name.

@LindaOHio I was born and raised a catholic and was baptized when I was a baby. I had my confirmation too but we don't practice picking a middle name during a confirmation. My son went to a catholic school and had his confirmation in 6th grade.

@toniganzon I was raised Catholic. You have a Confirmation; and you pick a middle name after a saint. It's not a legal middle name.

This is the first time I've seen Marie spelled that way. Quite unique.

I wouldn't dare ask anyway.

Paige is a beautiful middle name.

It's nice to learn how people are named from different cultures.