Are you looking for beautiful Italian girl names? If so, you’ve come to the right place! As a mamma living in Italy, I’m surrounded by the Italian language and gorgeous girl names and boy names. I’ve done a ton of sifting through them to find names that are authentic, sound beautiful, and work well in …
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If you’re looking for Italian baby boy names for your little guy, you’ve found the right place! I’m a mamma in Italy and have named three little boys with Italian boys names. I can assure you I’ve sifted through all possible Italian baby boy names (really – I can’t tell you how many hours I’ve …
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Are you deciding on a name for your Italian baby? Or maybe you’re curious about why you were given your Italian name. Either way, read on for the details on common Italian naming traditions and important rules for naming a baby in Italy. If you’re looking for ideas for Italian names for your baby, take …
Are you trying to find a gender-neutral name for your baby and you love the idea of gender-neutral Italian names? There Are No Gender Neutral Names Used In Italy Unfortunately, Italian gender-neutral names do not officially exist. In the Italian language, all nouns (including names) are either masculine or feminine. If you’d like to you, …
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Are you looking for more information about the name Giovanni? You’ve come to the right place! Giovanni is a classic, authentic Italian name, with a deep history and many famous namesakes. We do know a few people here in Italy named ‘Giovanni,’ and they are mostly older men. It’s not a common name for younger …
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Curious about Italian baby traditions? Italians have traditions for everything – from baptisms to wedding days to holidays. There are special traditions for each major life event, including the birth of a bambino (baby boy) or bambina (baby girl). As an expat in Italy, when I found out I was pregnant with my first child, …
