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[mamoizelle]

I'm having twins, 2 boys. My husband is mixed french-canadian with surname Antolinez and I'm Indonesian, we're living in Parisian suburbs. We have a four years old boy named Marco and my husband's name is Pablo (I didn't realize it rhymed with the sound O). I'm considering to name one of our twins Hugo but I'm finding difficulty to find the name for his twin brother. Please we need your advice, many thanks!

[CLA]

Maybe..
Hugo & Aldo
Hugo & Andro
Hugo & Apollo
Hugo & Bruno
Hugo & Cairo
Hugo & Carlo
Hugo & Dario
Hugo & Donato
Hugo & Draco
Hugo & Eero
Hugo & Franco
Hugo & Gavino
Hugo & Gino
Hugo & Inigo
Hugo & Julio
Hugo & Kato
Hugo & Lalo

[Laugh-Dream-Love]

I loooove the name Hugo, it's so handsome and so underused!

Hugo and Asa
Hugo and Hector <3
Hugo and Archie
Hugo and Alfie
Hugo and Arthur
Hugo and Casey
Hugo and Henry <3
Hugo and George <3

Good luck!

[Bunko0]

Hugo and...
Raphael
Fabian
Claudio
Pascal
Leon
Felix
Adrian
Sebastian
Raoul
Laurent

[MissJay]

I think Hugo is very handsome! Here's some suggestions--sorry for any repeats. My favorites are in bold.

If you want to continue with the ending in o theme:
Hugo & Leo
Hugo & Milo
Hugo & Rocco
Hugo & Arlo
Hugo & Otto
Hugo & Emilio
Hugo & Horacio
Hugo & Theo
Hugo & Diego
Hugo & Mateo
Hugo & Nico

If you want something a little different:
Hugo & Oliver
Hugo & Henry
Hugo & Luca
Hugo & Felix
Hugo & Jasper
Hugo & Sebastian
Hugo & Jude
Hugo & Oscar
Hugo & Jack

[Laura2013]

Hugo and Arlo came to mind straight away. I like Hugo but not crazy about it but it would be nice to carry on the style. What about Hugo and Orlando?

[aebowen1995@yahoo.com]

French names:
Chance
Lucian
Leo
Justin
Destin
Chandler
Chase


My fave pick?
Hugo and Leo

[mamoizelle]

Thanks for the comments everyone!! I might give birth pretty soon, already staying in hospital due to some contractions.
I love the combination Hugo and Léo/ Lucas/ Aldo.
So difficult to choose

I found one french name that rhymes also with the sound "O" it's Thibaud (pronounced thee-bo) do you guys think it's easy to be pronounced also in English speaking country?