Which name do You like better?(pick 1 for girl and boy)?

Question

Girl:

Elizabeth Sybella......

Diamond Shy' Taye..

Boys:

Ja'Vonnte Marquez...

Micheal Ja'Rome...

My baby will be mixed im Blk...and the father is Mexican/White

Answer 1

personally i dont like any of them but if i had to pick i would say diamond and michael  

Answer 2

Diamond sounds like a stripper!

Answer 3

Elizabeth Sybella

and

Michael Ja'Rome

Answer 4

i don't like any of them but i do like ren or jen for a girl and jacob or Issac for a boy

Answer 5

Ja 'Vonnte Marquez and Diamond Shy'Taye ! ! ! Are gorgeous names..........When your daughter ask why you named her Diamond imagine how special she'd feel when you said because your worth soooo much to me !!!! x x x good luck with ur baby

Answer 6

Girl: Elizabeth Sybella

Boy: Micheal Ja'Rome

Unique names :)  

Answer 7

i think yoo need to rethink your whole list. why not name your kid somethin tht people can pronounce?

Answer 8

Elizabeth Sybella and Michael Ja'Rome (but really, Jerome is so much classier).  

Answer 9

Elizabeth Sybella

Micheal Jerome (no funky spelling with apostrophes)

Answer 10

Michael Ja'Rome

Elizabeth Sybella

Answer 11

elizabeth and michael, don't mess with ' think of them as adult names as well as child names

Answer 12

I don't like Diamond at ALL. Sorry.

But I really like Elizabeth Sybella.

Michael is cool too.  and Ja'Rome isn't bad.

Answer 13

Elizabeth and Micheal

Answer 14

well i like Diamond Shy'Taye and Micheal Ja'Rome  

Answer 15

Elizabeth- beautiful name

Michael- cute name

I respect ur culture

Answer 16

I like Elizabeth Sybella and Michael Ja'Rome.

Answer 17

My children are also biracial...I'm white and my husband's black.  I think Shy'Taye is particularly cute, maybe even worthy of being the first name!  Ja'Vonnte is really unique and neat sounding, too.

Answer 18

elizabeth sybella and micheal ja'rome

Answer 19

i would choose diamond and micheal.

Answer 20

i like elizabeth sybella

and micheal ja'rome

Answer 21

Please don't name your child Diamond.

I mean, I suppose it's alright, but your child might be made fun of in school, depending the school she's attending.

I like Elizabeth Sybella a lot, though. Different.

For boys, I pick Michael Ja'Rome

Answer 22

Yes, you're right. A lot of Black people DO stick ridiculous apostrophes in the middle of names along with misplaced capital letters. Now, if you would, please explain why. I've never understood chopping up a name and throwing in odd grammatical marks and caps in the middle.

For those who automatically think other races are inferior, you've just branded your child that way. It doesn't matter that it's not true. What matters is your child will have to face that kind of discrimination based only on his/her name.

Additionally, the government's computers are not exactly cutting edge. The system at Social Security is so old that it cannot properly handle hyphenated names like Jones-Garcia. Apostrophes or diacritical marks (é as in Reneé) are always botched in the system. The é symbol has thus become an apostrophe and names like this get totally messed up.

Obviously, naming a child is your choice but please give some thought to the child who has to live with the consequences.

I've always thought these fabricated names were often bizarre. If you'd like to stay with your culture why not use African and Hispanic names such as

ADANNA EMELINA (nn Danni)

GABRIEL AMADI  (nn Gabe)

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ADANNA  Gender: Feminine

Usage: Igbo  

Means "father's daughter" in Igbo.

EMELINA  Gender: Feminine

Usage: Spanish  

Latinate form of Ameline which means work



GABRIEL  Gender: Masculine

Usage: French, German, Scandinavian, Spanish, Portuguese, English, Romanian, Polish, Biblical

Pronounced: ga-bree-EL (French), g*y-bree-əl (English), GAHP-ryel (Polish)  

From the Hebrew name גַבְרִיאֵל (Gavri'el) meaning "strong man of God". Gabriel was one of the seven archangels in Hebrew tradition. He appears in both the Old Testament and the New Testament, where he serves as the announcer of the births of John to Zechariah and Jesus to Mary. According to Islamic tradition he was the angel who dictated the Qur'an to Muhammad

AMADI Gender: Masculine

Usage: Igbo  

Means "free man" in Igbo

This way you honor both cultures.

Answer 23

If I had to choose, I would say Elizabeth Sybella.  Elizabeth is a very pretty name, it's classic and beautiful.  Sybella is kind of weird, but, it could grow on me and it's a middle name anyway.  Sounds good with Elizabeth.  And boy name, I would says Michael Ja'Rome.  Although, I'd spell Ja'Rome, Jerome.