What does sinjin mean?
A girl at my work just named her baby sinjin, now that I have heard it twice I am curious...

 

It's actually my new son's name. Where do you work? It's pretty rare.

Sinjin is the phonetic spelling of the "old English" pronunciation of
"St. John" as in St. John the Baptist.

There is also one of the most famous beach volleyball players of all time with the same name: "Sinjin" Smith although his given name is Christopher St. John Smith.

We chose to use the phonetic spelling since few Americans would get it otherwise and didn't want the little guy to have to forever correct people.

I use it here because it's so cool.

 

That is very cool! I liked the name when she told me
I work at MGM studios

 

Luv,

That's my boy!

Small world eh'.

 

Tell me about it! Well you have a beautiful son9 I have seen pictures) and a beautiful wife I might add. We couldnt believe how great she looked when she got back to work.
She has a sinjin wall in her office
So tell me do you have many cool tattoos as she does? She is very famous around here. Just proves that you can be tattooed and smart!
I will have fun chatting with her about this connection!

 

They allways said kids bring us together. lol

Cool story ya'll

 

Thank you for your kind words.

Yes I have some tattooing as well.

MGM is very lucky to have her. She has and will continue to do great things for them.

 

Your very welcome!
We should all get together sometime, since it seems we have a lot in common!
Yes MGm is lucky to have her, she has bailed me out many times!
Artist and computer guru!!!

 

You should get Sinjin an agent!

 

The thought had crossed our minds. With his red hair he might earn his own college money.

You had better call Tinker, she's very curious to know who you are.

 

I will see her at 2 I have a meeting with her, she is heading up a big project we are all working on, I will tell her then!

 

http://www.employnow.com/childrenscasting.htm

 

luv,

OK. Did you miss the meeting?

 

yes I missed the meeting

I am heading out, had to handle small fire here.....

 

...Old english huh...?
That explains the james bond movie when he went undercover as a gentlemen named "Sinjin-Smythe"...