What is the generic name for your countrymen?
ie, Alberto Barbosa in Portugal .
What is the generic name for your countrymen?
Ethan Bennett
Jackson James
Matti Meikäläinen for man and Maija Meikäläinen for woman
Jaxon Jones
Fernando Martínez
Jaxson Murphy
nah it's generally accepted to be pekka on int
Carson Green
giorgos papadopoulos
William Anderson
Tyrone Brown
Lincoln Gomez
Juhani Virtanen
Brody Russell
>James Smith
Ethan Russell
John Doe
Aiden Perry
SIlva is a far more common portuguese surname
Levi Sullivan
Jose Jesus Maria Adan David Guadalupe del Sagrado Corazon de Jesus
Non biblical names are heretic, Deus Vult
Isaac Hughes
joe, john, bob
Jacob Reed
>most common first name in Canada is Liam
>most common surname in Canada is Li
>Li
I guess liam li's the most generic canadian name. ching chong diddly dee potatoes
Luis Kelly
João Silva, or by the meme Alberto barbosa (a bit rare)
Connor Long
That's a handsome wojak.
Andrew Sanders
for you
Josiah Barnes
...
Joshua Gray
Worldwide (most common first and last name) it would be Mohammed Lee, but for the US the generic names used for court cases are Richard Roe for the plaintiff and John Doe for the defendant.
Evan Fisher
Muhammad Achmed al Shabari
Jaxson Barnes
Mario rossi
Here on Sup Forums it's probably something with meatballs or gabagool
Joseph Hernandez
>Jesus
how does Europe not think that naming your child Jesus is weird?
Andrew Peterson
Every other muslim is Muhammad tho.
Angel Taylor
We have John/Jane Doe
John Smith is also used as a generic name
Something like Antoine or Pierre Tremblay for the French
Adrian Torres
Hrvoje Horvat
Justin Stewart
Mehmet Myson
Isaiah Reyes
mohammad amirali rezazadeh
t. iranian
Hudson Parker
Daan van der Saar
Jayden Torres
Gökhan Gönül
Brandon Perez
Temujin
Connor Reed
mohamed mahmoud ahmed al-mohamadi
Ryder Reyes
ibn (son of) mohamed ahmed al mahmoudi
Landon Brooks
Mehmet Mehmetoğlu
Hakan Özdemir
Levi Richardson
Jean-Mahmoud ?
Christian Scott
This. I'm not sure if it's only Anglos that have a taboo against naming your child Jesus, or if it's only Hispanic cultures that regularly name their kids that.
Jace Ward
Anglos don't, Joshua is the English version of Jesus. From the Hebrew Yeshua and Greek lesous.
Cameron Reyes
Joshua?
Alexander King
Everyone thinks it's something like Pablo or Paco
In reality the most common names are Santiago, Juan, David, Sebastian, Andres, Felipe
Cooper Watson
Joshua is indeed another version of Jesus in English, but it's reserved for other characters in the Bible and the average Anglo wouldn't know that it's a cognate, and the name "Jesus" itself is not generally what kids are named.
Noah Bailey
No, Jesus isn't used as a name in French either
Jack Clark
Huh, Really makes you think.