Re: ASCII Ham
From Michele Cerulli <cer...@dm.unipi.it>
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· 19 May 2002 04:14 · View full thread
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> On the other hand: > Andrea is a boys name in Italy although it ends in "a" ;) > > in Germany, Andrea is is a girl. The boys name would be Andreas or Andre. > > Dominic/Dominik is male while Dominique is female (at least in most places) > I think it is Domenico/a in Italian, no? > > Cheerio, > Dominic > > Obascii: _____ > . . . . ==\ / > \0/=o > V / > __/ True, Andrea is Masculine in Italy, as Michele, which doesn't end in "a" neither in "o". By the way, I would had never imagined that my name was going to inspire such an active discussion: I think I am going to add "talk about my name" on the list of things to do when I want to approach a girl, she might be interested in it .... or she might think that I am agirl ... uhm ... there must be something wrong in my reasonment.... Michele ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ;. .: ~ ~ }oOOO< MC >OOOo{ ~ ~ ' ` ~ ~ ~ http://www-studenti.dm.unipi.it/~cerulli ~ _.. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~( oO)~~~~~
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