Cartoon characters have names that are both familiar and extremely lovely. Please choose a funny name for your baby at home
Bear Pooh (transcribed: Pu)
"Winnie the Pooh" (also known as the Pooh bear) is a lovable, friendly and kind bear. The father of the Pooh bear is Christopher Robin. He gave Pooh birth in a series of stories in which Pooh was one of the characters who came out of Robin's toys. Immediately after its first publication in 1926, the lovely Pooh Bear immediately gained great success.
Tom (Phonetic: Tom or Thom) or Jerry (Gie-ri)
This is the name that mothers usually give to the baby Cat (name Tom) or the year of the mouse (name Jerry). Tom and Jerry come out of the famous all-time cartoon "Tom & Jerry" in which Tom cat is always teased and harassed by Jerry mouse. However, the Tom-Jerry duo also repeatedly peacefully coexisted with each other and even shook hands against the "hostile forces" in the movie.
Tom and Jerry - Two cute cartoon characters to name your baby
Mickey (Phonetic: Mic-when)
Mickey Mouse (Mickey Mouse) is an animated character that has become the icon of the Walt Disney label. Mickey was created by Sir Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks and voiced by Walt Disney himself. He was marked born on November 18, 1928 when the movie Steamboat Willie was released. Currently, he is the main character in the Playhouse Disney series "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" broadcast on Disney Channel.
Minnie (Phonetic: Min-ni)
If Mickey is chosen by mothers for boys, Minnie Mouse is a cute choice for girls. Minnie (Mickey's lover) first appeared in the short cartoon Plane Crazy (May 15, 2002, directed by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks. Iwerks is the main artist for the film and is real) Show it up for 6 weeks.
Donald (Phonetic: Do-nan)
Donald Duck, is a fictional character in cartoons and comics by Walt Disney label. Donald is a humanoid duck with a yellow-orange bill and legs. He usually appears with a shirt and a "sailor" hat but no pants (except when Donald goes swimming).
Po Panda (Phonetic: Po)
As a chubby and cute panda, Po bear originally came from a ... duck (noodle shop owner). However, Po has always cherished in his heart an infinite passion for Kung-Fu. Through many difficulties and persistent practice, Po finally defeated the wicked with only Kung-Fu talent and immortal belief in the simple mantra "Always be yourself".
Nemo (Phonetic: Nero)
The movie "Finding Nemo" is a humane and educational cartoon that is intelligently and intelligently conveyed to viewers. Often over-instructed by his father about the dangers of the outside as well as wanting to show his father that he has grown up, Nemo decides to swim out to enjoy the water and on the swim, he is caught by a diver. Also from here, Nemo has learned many valuable lessons and knows how to cherish his father's teachings more.
Robot loves Wall-E (Phonetic: Qua-li)
Wall-E (Vietnamese title: Robot knows love or Robot knows to love) is a computer-graphic animated film, science fiction and romance genre, produced by Pixar Animation Studios in 2008. The film is based on following director Andrew Stanton's ideas about an earth dying in a sea of trash; humanity once inhabited this beautiful planet must leave it. WALL · E is a robot designed to treat waste on Earth. By chance one day, WALL · E meets the EVE robot and falls in love, he decides to follow her into space adventure.
Doremon (Phonetic: Do-re-mon)
Doremon is an addicted cat that eats donuts. With the bottomless bag right in front of his stomach, Doremon has helped many times the clumsy but kind Nobita. With a cute round shape, Doremon is a mechanical cat associated with the childhood of many generations. Anecdotes such as the card's bread or the magic door are one of many stories still spread by young people today.
Unlike the official name that often carries many expectations from parents, the names at home are often easy to call and associated with a memory or an interesting meaning. Wish mothers will choose the lovely and most suitable names for their children.
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