[name_f]Veronique[/name_f] and [name_f]Pilar[/name_f].
When I was a teenager, I read Hollywood star magazines and [name_f]Veronique[/name_f] was [name_m]Gregory[/name_m] Peck’s wife and [name_f]Pilar[/name_f] was [name_m]John[/name_m] [name_m]Wayne[/name_m]'s.
I like them separately and together. Any thoughts?
I prefer them separately, I like them both though!
There was an older Mexican lady in one of my classes last semester named [name_f]Pilar[/name_f]! She was very knowledgeable and took pride in her roots. I only like the authentic Spanish pronunciation of pee-lar.
Veronique is a cool variation of [name_f]Veronica[/name_f]! It sounds very stylish, unique, but not too out there at the same time.
Ooh that’s a fun fact! Both beautiful names and I do think they would make a good sibset!
Is there another way to say [name_f]Pilar[/name_f]? Genuine question because everything looks snarky in print!
I like both names and they make a very beautiful, multicultural sibset.
I think they are striking and elegant together really beautiful pair
Veronique and [name_f]Pilar[/name_f] are unexpected and full of flair
I think it’s a great sibset but at first I misread [name_f]Pilar[/name_f] as [name_f]Pillar[/name_f].