Thread: Boys name

Originally Posted by Fluke

It may be confusing when I say "This is my Tai "

I was asked by a boss once where my tie was, and I said "she's at home making my dinner"

harmyai

Boy named Sue, end of debate

How about Spoter?

Daft name, and open to a lot of silly connotations in the local lingo. If you really want to persist with the name, use it as a middle name so Kevin can live a normal life, hopefully.

There another famous Ty, Ty Cobb.

Changed my mind about Tai and am now going with Ben10

I knew a family that named their children 1,2 and 3 in thai.

Noong, Song and Sam.

Originally Posted by Fluke

Changed my mind about Tai and am now going with Ben10

nah - Kevin11.

Right : Think weve settled on the name Loi .
Loy krathong soon

^ Is that Roy in English,and you have spelt it in a way that Thais could pronounce it easier. Lice ,Rice kind of thing.

I chose an old Indonesian name for my son not realising that an American basketball player shares the same name. No, we did not name him after player X.

Anybody heard of Ty Hardin ?

Originally Posted by Fluke

Changed my mind about Tai and am now going with Ben10

Excellent choice

We're having problems picking names for a boy. I want 'Elvis'. the wife wants anything bus Elvis. We're discussing it*


*not talking about it.

Originally Posted by Fluke

Changed my mind about Tai and am now going with Ben10

Good name if he wants to be a butler.

Benton the silver service needs polishing!

Originally Posted by kingwilly

I knew a family that named their children 1,2 and 3 in thai.

Noong, Song and Sam.

I only had one kid... went straight to Sam.

Originally Posted by aging one

use Ty short for Tyrone.

Sure, why not? If your son doesn't like it, he will drop the name anyway and adopt a new nickname- quite common here in Thailand. BTW- I've never heard of a male 'Tai' either

Tai is not Thai its chinese for great or extreme

Could you put some meaning in to their name. Base it on the name of a much adored relative (maternal grandparent is advisable) or something.

Originally Posted by Mikey Forester

Could you put some meaning in to their name. Base it on the name of a much adored relative (maternal grandparent is advisable) or something.

Nope , I dont want anything to do with past people or past names or past influences.
I want something new .

Originally Posted by wasabi

^ Is that Roy in English,and you have spelt it in a way that Thais could pronounce it easier. Lice ,Rice kind of thing.

Well, I ve now changed my mind about the name "Loi"

Have you thought of "Fluke" for a suitable name.

Originally Posted by Yasojack

Tai is not Thai its chinese for great or extreme

And Indonesian for shit.

Loi is Indian and Hindu