Names which go well both in english and russian?
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I find it amazing how many illiterate people answer questions here. Half of the answers are GIRLS' names !!
Alexandra
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Sorry, I half read your question. Well, a boy name then. How about this site then:
http://www.20000-names.com/male_russian_...
maria
Lukas
sounds great in both language
I also like Michal, Milan or Vitaly - all are cool names and easy in English.
I speak Czech, not Russian, but I think it is close if not the same for these names
Michael or Jacob--very nice in both languages
Boris, Michael, Yuri
Gregory, Peter, Alexander, Nicholas, Michael, Ivan
Alexander
Anton
Grigory/Gregory
Filip/Philip
Stephan/Steven (although Stephan can work in english as well)
Mark
Roman
Timofei/Timothy
Viktor/Victor
The biggest problem might be deciding on the spelling..
I've heard the name Nakita, I think it's Russian, and you can call him Nick here in the states. Good luck and God bless!
How about the name Ivan that sounds good in both languages.
Sacha, Vadim, Alek, Zory, Dmitri, Sashenka, Filip, Yuri, Gregori, Pavlo, Nikolas, Nikita, Marko, Kiryl, Misha, Kostya, Andrey. I like these names. Take are.
Well I am half Russian and I wanted a name that was true to my heritage, my little girl is going to be named Anna. Opps, I half read the question as well, Alexander, it was my grandfathers name.
andrea
I am American and my husband is Hungarian. We decided to name our boys names that are classic and have spellings and pronunciations in both languages. For example, my older son is name Sebestyen, spelled the Hungarian way & my husband's family pronounces it She-besht-yen but my family calls him the American pronounced Sebastian. Our second son is Alexander, spelled the american way but my husband's family calls him Shanyi, their knickname for Alexander. Everyone's happy.
I realize you're not Hungarian but maybe you and your hubby can agree on a Russian-American combo with this in mind.
By the way, Nikita in the US would be looked at as a woman's name, don't do it.
Banana
I suppose you can't go wrong with Alexander. That way he's Alex in the States, and Sasha in the Ukraine.
Anna
Ania
Oxana / Oksana
Alexandra
Alexis
Daria
Irina
Ivan / Ivana
Lara
Larissa
Michael
Mischa
Natasha
Sasha
Sergei
Sonia
Tamara
Tania
Tatiana
Zenia
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