We cant think of a nice thai name for our future son. It will be a middke name as his first name will be English. Would need to avoid names which sound iffy in english i.e. endibg chit, porn, etc just in case there are a few jokers on this forum lol.

 

 

What's your father in laws name? 

tom   (tom yam)

Somchai, Terdsak or Terdpong always seem a popular choice .

Somchai or Terdsak

3 minutes ago, Cockwomble said:

Somchai or Terdsak

... or Cockwomble.

Jazz

Donald  seems like this years name to yell at the Television !

What ever his name will be, make sure to raise him and teach him well to be a gentleman and an honest person...

At the risk of being flamed, I like Chatchai.

 

It's got some pizzazz, even without the tones.  Ports well over to English.  Spanish and Italian, too.

 

Edit:  Google Scott Baio for a reference.  Though he didn't spell it quite right...

 

Oh, and in keeping with the ambiance of the starting posts, my (distant) second choice would be Nutsak.

Edited January 1, 20179 yr by impulse

Thaksin, Phrayut? 

 

I always liked Niran and Prem. They probably mean something. If you name him James, you could always have Wattana as middle.

Edited January 1, 20179 yr by daveAustin

ha ha, I prefer Ronnie O'Sullivan

Chatchai seems the best so far. I dont want one of the most popular names either, perhaps I should have said that from the outset.

 

 

ok, so Ronnie O'Sullivan it is... next.

Congrats. I always liked the name Kacha and only people I met with that name were smart thai guys. I think it's prenounced Kasha. Looks a lucky name too so may please superstition.

 

 

'Morakot' or 'Prasert' or a funny one for the thread 'Sompong' or 'Terdtool'

Maybe pick one from this list?

 

http://www.top-100-baby-names-search.com/thai-baby-names.html

how bout Chuppa Chuppa ?

I wanted to call our son Phuk, my wifes brother's name and a popular nickname in Thai.

Didn't happen.

8 minutes ago, sipi said:

I wanted to call our son Phuk, my wifes brother's name and a popular nickname in Thai

My local Thai/Chinese takeaway back home is called Wun Phuk. I've often wondered

How about Keanu!

"Prayuth"   that would really go down well with the leadership

i will second Niran, as its my sons name, means forever.

17 hours ago, Oxx said:

Maybe pick one from this list?

 

http://www.top-100-baby-names-search.com/thai-baby-names.html

already checked it, but thanks

16 hours ago, Hutch68 said:

How about Keanu!

or neo?

Apisit

I will move this to the family forum and leave a link.  

 

I think it is attracting a lot of trolls.  

 

 

I wanted to call our son Bear Grylles but my wife said no, because he's the British man on the TV that eats elephant shit lol

I already know a Fortuner and a Bread and more.

So, please....

Boonlert . A real old skool classic Thai name