We wanted to give our daughter both a name that keeps the ties to her Ethiopian culture and a name that will bond her with her new American culture. And, we wanted her to have options so that one day, if she so chooses, she can pick what name she wants to go by. Until then, we'll just have to wait and see!
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Name Game
We wanted to give our daughter both a name that keeps the ties to her Ethiopian culture and a name that will bond her with her new American culture. And, we wanted her to have options so that one day, if she so chooses, she can pick what name she wants to go by. Until then, we'll just have to wait and see!
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That's exactly what we did...and now that we're exclusively "Ella" we forgot that we used to call her "Yanet" until we watched one of the videos we shot in Ethiopia.
For what it's worth, I think both names are absolutely beautiful and fit her perfectly. Either one with suit her! :)
I love Ellie, but think Tsion is so unique and sophisticated. How fun!!! You'll get to decide as you get to know her better.
As you know that's what we did with Sammy. He has LOTS of name options. Samuel Scott Min-Lee Moore! :) We wanted to give him an American name to help us bond with him, but wanted him to have his Korean name as well so he can remain bonded with his birth land. So you get a thumbs up from me on your name choice! Not that you needed it or anything. ;)
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