Chat Unit 1
Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2009 2:43 pm
In Catalonia, there's a saying: "De Joans, Joseps i ases n'hi ha a totes les cases" which means it's very common to find men named Joan or Josep, and it adds that in every home there's a donkey too. (What's not explicit is if refers to the animal or to a stupid men).
In the opposite, my name in not very common in Catalunya, the least for a men (the feminine form, Claudia, is becoming popular in the ten last years approximately). But in my family, there is four "Claudi": in order of apparition, my grand-father, my father, myself, and my son… we could say its quite a tradition. And all of us are very pleased with this name, because its not common, it's original, unless it isn't very practical when you are at home an the mother says "Claudi!!!": You should confuse who is the call addressee, or you can do like you don't know.
Claudi, the third
In the opposite, my name in not very common in Catalunya, the least for a men (the feminine form, Claudia, is becoming popular in the ten last years approximately). But in my family, there is four "Claudi": in order of apparition, my grand-father, my father, myself, and my son… we could say its quite a tradition. And all of us are very pleased with this name, because its not common, it's original, unless it isn't very practical when you are at home an the mother says "Claudi!!!": You should confuse who is the call addressee, or you can do like you don't know.
Claudi, the third