2 Names: Pick 1 - Please!!!

Question

Gabriel Joseph - this can be shortened to Gabe. That is OK.

Sebastien Joseph - Sebastien will be known as Sebastien - no nicknames.

Which one do you like? I am close to delivery! Please help!!! Let me know where you are from, please! US? UK? Europe?

Answer 1

Sebastien Joseph US

Answer 2

sebastien joseph sounds unique! nickname could just be joe :)

goodluck

Answer 3

Gabriel Joseph-US

Answer 4

Sebastian with an a not an e, otherwise Gabriel

Answer 5

ooooh wow these are great names, except i'm not a fan of joseph, but i'm thinking that has special meaning so...

Joseph Sebastian is a better flow, but Gabriel works better infront.

btw, if it were me, I'd name him Gabriel Sebastien!

USA

Answer 6

i say Gabriel Joseph cause you want your baby to be happy, and i like sebastien, but what happens when all the other kids find out that Sebastien is the name of a little red crab in a movie?! Gabe is a cute name and your baby will be really happy. US BABY!!!

Answer 7

i prefer Gabriel Joseph... especially since you can shorten it to Gabe.Its human nature to give nicknames and this way you know you like it..

Australia

Good luck ;)

Answer 8

I love the name Gabriel Joseph too.  I'm from the U.K.  Don't know anybody with the name Gabriel but I think it is a great name, and would be liked in Britain.

Answer 9

I'm from the U.S. and I have to go with Sebastien but there is a nickname.

The origin is Latin and it means "Man from Sebaste."

Originally a place name for a town in Asia minor. Saint Sebastian was a third-century Roman soldier who was killed after he was discovered to be a Christian. First listed among the top 100 names in 2000. A literary name used by Shakespeare in the plays, "Twelfth Night" and "The Tempest." Also a character in "Brideshead Revisited" by novelist Evelyn Waugh. A top 10 name in Austria, Chile, and Denmark.

NICKNAMES: "Seb"

FAMOUS Sebastians

Sebastian Telfair (basketball player)  Sebastian Spence (actor)  Sebastian Janikowski (Polish football player)  Sebastian Coe (English Olympic medalist)  Guy Sebastian (Australian musician)

Hope this helps and have a Blessed Day, slowboy.  

Answer 10

I'm not fond of either of them but Sebastian Joseph is the better of the two.

I'm from Ireland

Answer 11

Gabriel Joshua

Answer 12

I prefer Sebastien.

(I'm from Canada)

Answer 13

I would say Gabriel Joseph.  It's a beautiful name.  Sebastian just makes me think of the crab from the little mermaid.  Imagine how much your child might get teased about that.  I'm from the US

Answer 14

Gabriel Joseph  <<<< i loveeeee that name!

Its so beautiful! im from the usa New York baby woohoo!:-D

Answer 15

Gabriel Joseph

1. is it has a nickname

2.the other sounds like a smart smart name

and i'm from the u.s.

Answer 16

I love them both.

Gabriel Joseph is a great name.

I would spell Sebastian like that though or like Sabastian. But still another great name.

I like Gabriel Joseph more though.

US

Answer 17

US Gabriel Joseph - I have a friend named Gabe and its the coolest name ever. Also, your kid will be teased if her is called sebastien

Answer 18

I think Gabriel Joseph is a cute name! As for Sebastien, I like the name it's just that he would probably be made fun of. My daughter Aleese has a friend and her friend's little brother is named Sebastein and he is made fun of. (Little Mermaid) Anyways, I hope this helps.

Answer 19

Gabriel Joseph. Very intelligent name. Im from the US!! =]  

Answer 20

Sebastien Joseph. I don't like Gabriel much because it's easily mixed up with the more popular feminine Gabrielle. Gabe is a cool nickname, though. Using Gabriel won't be a bad choice at all, just not one I would use.

Sebastien is a bit more trendy, but it's also a classic name with musical overtones. It will sound distinctive in a playground full of Jaydens and Caydens.

Answer 21

Gabe is so cool!  Sebastien is hard to say--you couldnt shorten that. My husbands first name is Joseph-he always hated it, his middle name is Douglas.  Everyone has always called him Doug.From the good ol United States!  have a great delivery!

Answer 22

Gabriel.

Please don't gp eith Sebastien..he will probably get made fun of because he has the same name as the crab from the Little Mermaid. Everywheres he goes, they'll be singing "Under The Sea"..not a good choice.

I'm from Canada.

Answer 23

Sebastien Joseph.  UK-London

Answer 24

Gabriel Joseph, US

Congratulations!

Answer 25

I love Gabriel Joseph. Im a big fan of Biblical names. It's a very manly name and still cute for a child. It is a name that a boy can grow into a man and still have it fit. Sebastien always makes me think of the little mermaid, and it's hard for me to imagine the name on a grown man, but it's cute for a child. I LOVE the name Gabriel Joseph. Good pick and good luck! Im from the US

Answer 26

I really like the name Gabriel Joseph! I am in Canada!

Answer 27

I like the name Sebastien; such a strong name (both are quite regal names)

I know Gabriel Joseph flows better but I assume you won't be calling him Gabriel Joseph all day.  If I was permitted a second opinion I would refrain from Gabe if you went with Gabriel, it is such a great name without shortening it.

Answer 28

unless your son is a crab-dont name him sebastien, gabe sounds like a g*y guys name but also a cute little blonde boys name--- i like these--adam, ryan , blake, conner but gabe is good too.

Answer 29

I live in the US, and I definately like Gabriel Joseph better.  I think it has a more natural flow, and also I think that he'll like having a nickname like Gabe when he is older.  Good luck!

Answer 30

I like Sebastian better :)

- Avalon from Canada

Answer 31

I'm from the USA! I am not a huge fan of either, but If  I had to choose, I would say Sebastian!

Good Luck with your baby : )