Filipino Names Male Novels & Stories

"Oh! When I get back to the Philippines, I know first that I have to carry the baby! Does she have a name? "Yes, of course you are. Ah! I've already thought of something, but I'll leave it to Loid if it's okay with him." Carina answered. "What is that?" "Oh! I hope it's Carmela Taylor, are you okay with that name, hon?" she asked Loid. He replied it was okay. "Wow, nice name. Carmela is really cute. It's good to be pinched!" Dina said, smiling. "Haha! It's you. How is your work going?"

And there isn’t a lot of bridging between the three. “They decided to go with a Māori first name for their girl and a Spanish first name for the boy. Both of the pups will have Vietnamese names. Their girl will be KaiaHang. It means ‘love’ and ‘moon.’ Their boy will be Sebastián Chien. Chien means ‘warrior,’” Bhakti says. “I like it. A little bit of all of them in their names,” Sandra says. Liam hums in agreement, nodding his head slowly. “So what is your idea to help us figure out names?”

“Really? I envy you. This uniform I’m wearing used to be my sister’s. As you can see, it doesn’t quite fit.” “Are you taller than your older sister?” Kate asked incredulously. “Yeah, I am. But only by a couple of inches. My sis is tall too. We all take after our father.” Kate fell quiet because Francine said “father” instead of “pa” or “dad”. In the Philippines, kids never called their parents by their first names (unlike in the US) and usually, only rich kids used “pa” or “dad”. Kate wasn’t exactly a rich kid, as she was only now discovering, but she still grew up calling her parents “pa” and “ma”.

Trust me to get pregnant with the child of someone from a weird-ass family. “What if it’s a girl? I really love the name Hiraya, or maybe something more American? What about Sylvia or Iris?” She gushed, tapping on her screen from time and time again. She glanced at the two boys and nodded encouragingly. “Oooh, but what if it’s a boy! The Legazpi clan is known for always having males. I’m sure if we had tried for another child, we would be having a boy. I’ve always liked the name Kayden, doesn’t that sound nice?” I figured she was expecting an answer from me because she was looking at me with a shine in her eyes.

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Jim declared. "Err... Master... Shouldn't you get your right on the OSO network?" Philipp asked. "We will have to get Franck's one," Jim stated. He took some time, then added: "I understand you will be feminised, Philipp. Perhaps you should propose several names, feminine names, for you." "Err, Master, there are Philippine or Philippa, but I would prefer Phoebe or Penelope," Philippe said. "I'm just a slave, but I like Phoebe" Karen exclaimed.

He hesitated, then said, “If it’s a girl… maybe Elena. It was my mother’s name.” “Elena,” I repeated, tasting it on my tongue. “It’s beautiful.” “And if it’s a boy?” I looked out toward the waves, the moonlight flickering across them like scattered silver. “How about Gabriel?” I said finally. “It means ‘strength from God.’ I think we could use a little of that.” He nodded slowly, eyes softening. “Gabriel De Silva. I like that.” “Or Elena,” I said, smiling faintly. “Either way, we’ll love them just the same.”

Saad naman ng aking Ina. "What is your full name young man?" nagulat ako sa tanong ng aking Ama, lalo na at seryoso ang mukha nito. "Markchael Zaragosa po." Namangha ako sa tulin ng pagsasalita ni Khael, marahil ay dahil sa hawak ko ang braso nito. "Well, Markchael Zaragosa, I have high expectations when it comes to my dauhter's boyfriend and I hope I'll never see her cry just because of you." my Father's eyes narrowed as he pointed a finger at Khael.

I uttered, and he furrowed his brows. “So…” He muttered. “Imagine you’re the father, what would you call him? I mean, you can name a few and I’ll ask her to pick from them.” I uttered, and he nodded slowly. He stared into space as he began to think. “Erm… Maybe Andres or Kendrick. You can tell her these two.” “Okay. Why did you choose those though?” I asked, and he looked at him. “Because if he was my son, I’d like him to bear a name that means strong. I’d raise him to be a strong and fearless man, and his name must portray that. So yeah… That’s why.” He explained, and I smiled.

sagot niya at hinawakan ulit ang kamay ko. "Sige. Ahm..ikaw ano ba gusto bang gusto mong ipangalan sa kanila?" "Adam at Ace." Simpleng sagot niya. Ngumisi ako. "Iyon lang?" Tumango siya. "Oo. Ayokong mahirapan sila na magsulat sa pangalan nila." I nod. "Acekiel at Ezekiel. Is that fine with you?" "Yeah. Of course. That sounds good." He answered and smiled.