Are russian names common in your country?
>Spain
>Yes
Here names like Ivan, Anastasia, Eric, Sofia, etc.. are very common, and pretty much all of common russian names exist in Spain (many with some orthographic changes) except some of them like Vladimir or Yuri
I don't think those are Russian names.
>Eric
>russian
yeah
t. Valentina
Erik is a common name in Russia
what kind of meme is this? 3/4 aren't even specifically Russian forms
yeah, Ivan and Natalia are pretty common
I don't know about russian, but among tatars pretty much
they're written in spanish
>Sofia
>Russian
It is Greek. I am Greek.
>Russia
>Yes
.t Fedot
Yeah
t. Miroslav
I remember some Yuris back in middle class.
>middle class
Middle school*. lol.
Eric is pretty common all over northern Europe and is of Norse origin.
t. Erik
no
t. Vladimiroslav Ratoslavovitch
vladimir is a slavic name, written as włodzimierz in polish
calling everything slavic "russian" is like calling everything romance "italian"
t. yuricz gagarinwyzc
jerzy*
>remember Tatars usually have some weird names
>go check some Tatars
>find an Erik
>he has a British girlfriend
Wow, Tatars are more successful than Russians in the dating game.
>british gf
>successful
pick one
Some of those names you've written are Greek, hahaha
We have a lot of our original names, lol
So-so, they were more common in the 80's.
My name is of greek origins somehow
this, it is NOT a russkie name
t. Erik
>Ivan
Why do we persist with the Iván meme? It's just Juan in Russian.
What kind of gf you need to be successful in life then? Finnish? German? Italian?
definitely
t. Erik
Imaginary 2d slut from his favorite chinese cartoon.
>Eric
This is a French name
>Eric
>Russian
>slavic at all
Eric is Germanic you filthy spic
Topzoz right here fellahs
>calling everything slavic "russian" is like calling everything romance "italian"
It is.
t.Mario.