1. Originally posted by alexandra_t:[..]


    Aaaa, It's a Spanish name for Alexandra, now I got it. No no, I don't mind, I just didn't know about that. My friends call me Sasha, it's a short form of my name, but I'm going to Spain this fall, so I have to get use to my new name now


    But you're called Alexandra, aren't you? Where's "Shasha" contained or shortened in "Alexandra"? haha

    It's one of my favorite names both for girl and boy, Alejandro and Alejandra (or with X, Alexandr@)... I wish I was called Alejandro
  2. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]

    But you're called Alexandra, aren't you? Where's "Shasha" contained or shortened in "Alexandra"? haha

    It's one of my favorite names both for girl and boy, Alejandro and Alejandra (or with X, Alexandr@)... I wish I was called Alejandro


    I heard that many years ago it was Aleksasha, but nobody uses it now.
    When somebody calls me 'Shasha', as you wrote, it sounds like a joke my boss likes to do that. In Russia it's a very er...where are my English words when they are needed... 'not rare' name. It's Alexandra for a girl and Alexandr for a boy, but Sasha suits for both. I don't know why there is a lot of variation for the names in my country, you just can't be only Alexandr, anyone can calls you Shurik for example, it's informal.

    By the way, your name 'Sergio', does it have only one form? In my country it would be Sergay - for official documents, and Sereja or Serega - for friends. (smf like that, can't type correctly, there are no such letters in English )

  3. "Not rare" could be "common"


  4. Right! Thanks Joe

    I actually can't string 3 word together in English , hope something was understandable
  5. It's perfectly fine to my eyes