That would just be ridiculous..especially if they were twins! I was thinking of using them if I were to have two little girls (not twins). NNs would most likely be Belle and.. not sure for the other name!
Under normal circumstances I would say yes; I'm not fond of siblings that have the same name in different languages. I know of a Kathrynne and Kaitlynn pair, and it boggles my mind how parents can give their kids not only the variations of the same name, but also similar sounding variations. But! I think Isobel (love that spelling) and Elisabeth are different enough to get away with, and most people won't blink. It'd be like naming two sons John and Shane - they don't even sound alike! No one would know that they are variations of the same name.
Yea, someone pointed that out above. It totally didn't even cross my mind. I'm sort of torn now -- they're the same names in different languages, but they aren't too similar. Hum.
Considering that they're just the same names in different languages, yes, they are way too similar. That's worse than having the same letter at the beginning, or rhyming. They're just the same.
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Date: 2008-12-25 10:09 am (UTC)But if at least one were a middle name, then that would be fine.
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