opts 10 | 260 20 Jul 2010 #31Also, if someone can suggest a variation of Czesław that is easier for English speakers to pronounceTry Jose Pedro
chabrowooka 30 Mar 2013 #32What a cool story!!! I think he first name czeslaw is rather old fashioned. The youngest czeslaw I know is almost 60 years old :) I like the last name you chose.Your post is almost 4 years old, so I am curious if you ended up changing your name?If yes, how do you like it?If no, what made you change your mind?
ZIMMY 6 | 1,601 30 Mar 2013 #33They're going to call you Chester. I suggest you change your name to Stanley Kowalski.I've always liked the name Walenty and almost made it my middle name.
Polonius3 1,000 | 12,446 25 Apr 2013 #34Rather than Czesław,which will get Anglo-mangled into Says-law or Chess-law and might end up as Chester, why not choose a more pronounceable first name which even the dimmest Anglo can handle. A good bet is Bogdan, the Slavic verison of Theopilus (gift of God). Any Anglo can say Bug-done, and that is pretty close to the original.
