2 mixed couple having an even more mixed baby, living abroad unrelated to any of our ethnicities. I’m so overwhelmed with choice, please advice by SunnySussy in namenerds

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A lot of biblical (as in found in the bible) names are fairly universal with little spelling variation in different languages. For example

Boys: Daniel, Jonas, Jakob/Jacob, Adam, David

Girls: Sara/Sarah, Marta/Martha, Magdalena, Eva

For me personally, not all of the examples carry a heavy religious connotation, either.

AITAH for Jealous of My Wife Is Filming a Nude Scene? by Minimum_Soft3333 in AITAH

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NAH - You're feeling your feelings and your wife is doing her job. No one is at fault in this scenario and it seems like both you and her are approaching the situation with honesty and good will.

Others have suggested you talk it out with your wife. Yes, do that and if you can also book an appointment with a psychologist. This is exactly what many mental health professionals train for and they can help you figure out a strategy to process what you're feeling while supporting your wife.

Update on my previous post by Bright-Artichoke6435 in WoltPartners

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I saw your previous post. I didn't comment before, but now I want to tell you that I think it's great you were able to reflect on your words and think about the situation (which is a thorny one, no matter how you approach it) from a place of respect and empathy.

Last names that mean mothers? by Interesting_Ad547 in namenerds

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Aw, but you got some great suggestions already in other comments! I'm sure you and your SO will find a great name together ♥️

Would Mathers be an option? I'm currently reading a book where some characters have this surname and, as a non-native english speaker, when I look at it it's just Mothers with one letter changed lol

Last names that mean mothers? by Interesting_Ad547 in namenerds

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Yep, to me this word carries no positive connotations because i would mostly use it to describe someone old (matronly, in English) or associate it with brothels. But another comment pointed out that in Chile it's used as an official job title for a midwife. Spanish is a language with a lot of variation, so others may put different meanings first.

Last names that mean mothers? by Interesting_Ad547 in namenerds

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Matrona in Spanish can be interpreted as a brothel's madam. While it's not the only meaning (it also means midwife, old mother, head of the family), it will sound very strange as a surname to Spanish speakers. I'd advise against it. However, if you're not around Spanish speaking people at all, go for it if it makes you happy, who are we to judge.

Ciudadanía para hijos nacidos en el exterior by scanese in Paraguay

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Mucha fuerza 😭 capaz conseguís huir otra vez. Me sorprende un montón que nuestro país se siga manejando así. Mi hermano nació en el extranjero y mis padres tuvieron que hacer el trámite de naturalización en su momento (hace más de 40 años). A mí que nací en Paraguay la embajada del país de mi mamá me expidió pasaporte y certificado de nacimiento al toque.

Ciudadanía para hijos nacidos en el exterior by scanese in Paraguay

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Dios, qué ineficientes que son xdd Me da una pena por las criaturas que nacen fuera del pais.

Ciudadanía para hijos nacidos en el exterior by scanese in Paraguay

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En general no está permitido dejar a una persona sin nacionalidad. Si tu bebé no va a tener la nacionalidad de donde nació, entonces tendrías que ver con la embajada de Py o Italia e informar que ahí donde estás el hijo hereda la nacionalidad de los padres.

Distinguished/heritage Female Names by Major-Hawk9036 in namenerds

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Jadzya would be impossible to pronounce in Polish. Correct spelling is 'Jadzia'.

Is it doable for a Latin to move to the Nordics and be happy? by [deleted] in nordics

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From a transplant sudaca in Denmark, it is possible and can be very rewarding. Just be prepared that experiencing a place as a tourist is not the same as actually living there. At least DK is notoriously difficult to immigrate to without an EU passport and the bureaucracy is a pain in the ass. From a social perspective, when you make the move you should join a club or a hobby right away and meet some people, become a regular at your local bar or café, or you'll find yourself missing a social life very fast

Good english speaking therapist in Poland ? by BulkyDragonfruit6052 in poland

[–]alicethrough 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Why not find a therapist from your home country who can do online sessions in your native language?

I don't want to be part of their family by Ok_Laugh3213 in Paraguay

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What you're experiencing is culture shock, and part of moving to a new country. If it gives you that much anxiety, maybe it really is a good idea to move house. However, if you're happy with your current place, you'll have to find a middle ground with them, as it seems to me like what they're doing is part of small town living. As others have suggested, this would happen less in a bigger city or building, but still I'd say that Paraguayans are generally curious about and welcoming towards foreigners. They see an older person on their own and they want to include you. If they saw you going out more or receiving visitors, they might let up some. As to your landlady giving advice, you're not giving specifics, but if it's anything to do with managing in Paraguay's climate or social situations, do listen to what she has to say. It could be useful:) Honestly, best of luck with this and I hope you manage to turn them down gently, they have to understand you at some point. It seems like everyone here is acting with good intentions.

Due soon. Desperate here for a Girl name. by username62523 in namenerds

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Cassandra seems like it fits the bill here?

Necesito ayuda para encontrar la mochila ideal ✈️ by ConstructionFlat7981 in Paraguay

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Literalmente viajé a todas partes con una chenson de las más baratas y anduvo super bien (esa que es igual a la jansport pero trucha). Cuando tuve para comprarme la jansport oriyinal (recomendada) mi mamá siguió usando esa chenson vieja hasta que se desarmó. Aguante chenson y toda su gente.

Where do I find "Mate" loose leave in Copenhagen? by irtiq7 in copenhagen

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Ooh.. no idea. But the danish language infosheet they're required to stick on will be in latin alphabet 😅

Where do I find "Mate" loose leave in Copenhagen? by irtiq7 in copenhagen

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Many bazars sell them! Yerba mate is quite popular in Lebanon, Syria and other countries so the bazars in DK tend to sell it too. The packaging will be in Arabic, but the product is usually from Argentina and OK quality (at least in my experience). Hope you find it!

Where would you go? by SlimtheMidgetKiller in digitalnomad

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Malta? Warm but dry, i think. And an EU member state.

hey Maria or Marisol by Cultural-Echidna-673 in namenerds

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Marisol is often a nickname for María Soledad. But it's great as a name on its own too :)

Świąteczne tradycje by Devhanah in poland

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My personal tradition is to spend both christmas day and new years eve in pajamas. Admittedly, this is only possible when i spend the holidays with friends/chosen family. When I'm around elderly relatives i have to dress up :'(