Why Coqui, eh
***How are you, awesome people of Read.cash?*** I just got my second jab this morning. So I'm now fully vaccinated. And this time, I don't have the discomfort in the arm as of with the first one. But I have a headache. A few weeks ago, my dear friend @gertu13 published the article **The “why” of your nickname?** Back then, I told her one of these days I would publish the why of my nickname. But at that time, I only wrote a title in a draft, and I had forgotten about it until yesterday. When @Pantera, in a reply to a comment in one of his articles, asked me. And then he suggested that I should write about it. So here we go. I'm going to reveal to you the history of my nickname. https://read.cash/@gertu13/the-why-of-your-nickname-5b0bf297 **My name** But before going to my nickname. I will tell you my name, although some of you already know it. My name is Eliana. And despite the fact, here it is customary to combine two names, my name is only Eliana. My mother wanted to call me Maria Antonia. But my father flatly refused. He chose to call me Eliana, which by the way, is also my mother's name. And he refused because, at that time, there was a trending song here, which talked about a woman named Maria Antonia who was crazy. I'm sure some of my Venezuelan friends around here should know about that song. So my name is just Eliana. My nickname My original nickname isn't Coqui. This is just a sweetie diminutive my cousins began to call me since I was a child. And until now they still use to name me Coqui. But my original nickname is Cocola. This has been my nickname since I was almost a baby. And many friends of my family don't know me by another name. Many don't even know that my name is Eliana. And most don't even know why they call me Cocola.
In my family, we have always used nicknames. But I think mine is one of the few in the family that has absolutely nothing to do with my real name. But also, the nicknames in my family are usually given by the kids. And the rest of us began to use them by imitating them. However, that isn't my case. When I was a baby, I had a lot of hair, and my mother used to comb my hair holding it on the top of my head. At that time, the cartoon of Woody Woodpecker was popular. And if you are familiar with the cartoon character, you will know that Woody Woodpecker had a nephew and a niece named Knothead and Splinter, but here in Spanish, they were called Piquin and Cocol.
My mom thought I looked like Cocol because of the hairstyle. And from that moment, she started calling me Cocola. In my family, I've always been Cocola or Coqui. And nobody ever calls me by my real name. I think my name began to be used when I entered the school and then at the university. However, some of my closest friends from both stages of my life and with whom I'm still in contact use to call me also by my nickname. And regarding my username, CoquiCoin. A few years ago, when I started looking at the option to earn money online, I decided to put the name of CoquiCoin in one of my Twitter accounts. And since then I have used it on online platforms to earn money. When I registered here and in Noise, I didn't think much about it, and I used that nickname. And now I can't change it, even if I wanted to ;) Many people don't like their nicknames. That's not my case. Cocola and Coqui are as much mine as Eliana. So now, you know something about me that very few of the people who know me know. And you? Do you have some nickname since you were a child? To you, my dear readers. Who stop by, read, comment, and upvote. Thank you so much! These are my awesome sponsors! A big thanks to all of you. You rock! Special thank you to those who had recently renewed my sponsorships. And those of you who read this, be sure to visit their amazing articles if you haven't done so. You won't regret it. Images credits on the caption Lead image credit - Image by **Gerd Altmann** from **Pixabay** https://pixabay.com/users/geralt-9301/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=image&utm_content=2546106 https://pixabay.com/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=image&utm_content=2546106 **All writings are my own unless anything different is stated.** © **CoquiCoin** `#ClubBrokeBCH` Let's go for a **#BetterSeptember** https://read.cash/search?q=%23BetterSeptember Until next time! ;) September 23, 2021
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Congrats on the second jab!
Thank you! :)
I figured the coin part that it should be about crypto, but was curious about the whole name, if there was a meaning. It is now perfectly explained and the mystery is solved!
Thanks for asking me. Maybe otherwise, I wouldn't have written about this. And it was fun to unveil the mystery. ;)
At first,i honestly read your username as Cookiecoin...😅✌️i thought it was like that, but anyway, how do you normally pronounce ur username, ☺️
My native language is Spanish, so it's pronounced as is written.
Hahaha. I thought it was from Coca-Cola 😂 Hehehe. But I love the name Eliana. It sounds amazing. And what a lovely picture your dad got for you. Was expecting to see your recent photograph🤦♂️
Thank you! Haha, recent photos ;) I no longer comb my hair like that. LOL
Congratulations on the second jab! Now you can put that behind you. Your name is beautiful, and the nickname is cute and fun as its origin. I have two, one hurtful and not related to my family, and the one my dad used to call me every day, but it's not original at all, just a diminutive of my name.
I'm kind of relieved of being fully vaccinated. People aren't taking care of social distance these days. Hurtful nicknames are so annoying.
Hehe, I think it is a really nice name and looking at the history of it really makes it cute and cool!!
Thank you! :)
Cocola, I realy find it cutteeee. Hihi. Same as yours, my nickname has nothing ti do with my real name too. It was my friends who createdy nickname tho.
Hehe, thank you ;) And now I'm curious about your nick. ;)
From the very moment you put Maria Antonia's name I remembered Gualberto... lol. Venezuelans have the habit of sticking with the nicknames given to children by the sounds of their names. My nephews used to call me tia tuli but the name never stuck. Nobody called me that, instead they called me gurta. I didn't like the sound of this nickname either, then everyone at my college age started calling me gertu and it stuck.
I knew you will remember the song. LOL, I like Gertu is a cool nickname.
But it's not even a nickname it's my cut out name. lol.
Haha! Cocola is so cute <3
Hehe, thanks ;)
Annyeonggg, Cocola! You're so cute! 😍
Annyeonggg B Champ! hehe, thanks ♡
que agradable es compartir anécdotas sobre tu vida, eso le da la oportunidad a nosotros como lectores ver que tan especial es la persona detrás de las palabras y nos hace sentir parte de tu vida.. gracias..
Gracias! me alegro que te haya gustado. Aquí puedes publicar casi cualquier cosa y mucha gente publica experiencias de su vida y casi siempre son agradables de leer. Gracias por pasarte a comentar, saludos!
Hello Cocola :) It sounds amusing and cute my friend :) And you are a darling on that baby photo, you do have a lot of beautiful hair!
Thank you, my friend! Now, I have the hair very curly but still have much, hehe!
I thought in the first time reading your article you are a boy and then I have read more and find out you were a girl. You have a very unique history of having your nickname mine is just inday in my childhood my family gave me. But my close friends call me grasya and my school friend call me ate glo 😁. Inday is a common nickname for young girl. Grasya/gracia is Spanish for grace and ate glo, ate for older sister since I am older than my classmate and glo is short for my family name. 😊
I love the Grasya one, maybe because I speak Spanish ;) And I like ate glo too.
Hehe I want to hear you say it. I am wondering how it sound 😅 you can call me grasya if you want hehe.. can I call you Coco ?
Yes, of course, you can call me Coco ;) And I don't know how the letters are pronounced in Tagalog. But in Spanish, we pronounce as we write. It isn't like in other languages that have phonemes different from writing. We pronounce Gracia and Grasya in the same way.
Oh interesting. Well, my language origin is Spanish so we don't have that big difference.
Cocola it is sound cute :) You're so beautiful and lucky to have many hair :)
I have very curly hair, and I have a lot. Sometimes I blame it, but I know I'm lucky for having a lot of hair. Thanks for stopping by!
I will henceforth refer to you as Ma cocola😅😅😅😅, just kidding though. You have got beautiful name and nickname and you are very beautiful when you were small, that hair is exceptional 🥰🥰
Thank you! And I don't mind if you call me Ma Cocola, LOL
I have never had a nickname as a child. But I am the only one of my siblings with two names. My name is Carmen Teresa. My siblings have only one name.
In my family, only me and my mother have a single name. And I don't know if it is because Eliana can be a combination of names. In fact, in my mother's case, it was the combination of her mother's name (my grandmother) Elia and my great-grandmother who was called Ana.
Sweet nickname hehe. My friends used to call me Ybur. A reverse version of my first name Ruby
So your name is Ruby Jane. I like the nick Ybur :)
You were so cute in your childhood & obviously more gorgeous now. So it's your real name, Eliana. Cute name though. I would definitely call you Eli if I were your cousin.
Sweet and unique nickname. I would embrace thay nickname if my family and relatives love to call me by that name also.
Such a sweet and beautiful name Eliana What does it mean? Your nickname too sounds perfect and cool too. I am glad I knew the story behind your nickname.
I think all of your nicknames sounds cool! Cocola, Coqui, and Eliana have a great meanings behind them.
You got cute nicknames and a sophisticated real name :) My nicknames are Glaiza and Ngotngot :)
You're nicknames are so cute ma'am.🥰 Honestly I love your real name.🥰 I have 2 nicknames and quite nearer to my name. It's really simple. I envy the others.☺️
the story behind your nicknames are so cute haha. Mine, I have a lot of nicknames because when I was a kid, they like to call me different names LOL. But mostly, they call me Pearly or Pearly shell because my name is Pearl LOL
Que bueno que ya tienes tus 2 vacunas. Muy lindo tu nombre, tengo una prima que se llama así Eliana. En realidad nunca me gustaron los apodos. Cuando jovencita como era muy alta y delgada me pusieron muchos apodos, con intención de burlas. Por eso no me gustan. Si embargo mi mamá todos la conocen por su apodo Lolita, ya que de pequeña le gustaba comer muchas Lolitas, no se si las recuerdas eran como pepitas en forma de bolitas de mantecado, chocolate y fresas. Pienso que cuando el apodo es por cariño, cae bien, como en tu caso y en el de mi mamá.
Eliana is lovely. If I may ask, what are other girl names there that you can suggest in case I will have a baby girl? 😂
Behind our names lots of meanings to be defined just like mine came from a well-known beautiful flower.
Cocola😍😍 Your nickname is so unique and cute..even your real name Eliana.
Your nickname is awesome, it reminds me of Coca-Cola 😉 my nickname wasn't from birth, I got it from highschool
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