Memes aside, how common are Sup Forums's stereotypical names in your country? For example, if you're Swedish, are there actually a lot of guys in Sweden named Sven? Because I just realized I never see that name outside of Sup Forums. If you're Portuguese then what about João? Or Mehmet for the Turks, etc.
Memes aside, how common are Sup Forums's stereotypical names in your country? For example, if you're Swedish...
Isaac Carter
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Henry Parker
My mother's cousins husband is named Sven. He's the only Sven I've ever met. Like the other stereotypical swedish names Björn/Ragnar etc, it's mostly used by people aged 50+
Brayden Sullivan
Every clichés names concerning France are considered "cheesy" "outdated" or "old" by normies which have anglo names like Kevin, Dylan or Brian.
when its not that it's the "clone names" which are always the fucking same for a lot of individuals:
>Thomas
>Maxime
>Alexis
>Alexandre
>Julien
>Valentin
>Clément
always the fucking sames.
Benjamin Price
There are a lot of Pablos here but most of them are Juan Pablos, not Pablo Emilios
Parker Gomez
I have a Spanish name but I'm not Mexican
Jaxson Long
João is very common. To the point where almost no Joões go by the first name and either the first/second or the surname.
t. João
Jacob Diaz
Pekka is common, but it's strictly a boomer/senior name
Henry Stewart
Family calls me Hansä, Bavarian term for Johannes, Hans
Nathan Hall
How common is Cai-Göran among fennoswedes?
Cameron Rodriguez
>he has a (((biblical))) name
Kayden Gray
I never meet Fennoswedes where I live, but I reckon it's a thing only because it was our world citizen former prime minister's first name en.wikipedia.org
Colton Long
A lot of Hans/Jens/Peter/Henrik here
Isaac Garcia
The steriotypical portuguese male name is João and for women is Ana/Maria
Hunter Hernandez
Of your first name is João they always call you by your surname
Blake Jackson
Yes, that's what I said. Or what I was trying to say.
I know like 3 or 4 João Silva's. Poor things didn't even have a chance.
David Richardson
CHI
Henry Anderson
you forgot Anthony, Lucas and Nicolas. Or at least they are very popular in Provence
Charles Phillips
not common at all
t. knower of fennoswedes
Joshua Nelson
In Brazil we have very exotic names but the common ones are joao, pedro and lucas
Jason Howard
We don't really have meme names, Ivan is popular irl.
Parker Diaz
Basically this.
t. also a João.
Sebastian Garcia
nobody knows anything about Iceland so they generally just say Bjorn, Ragnar or Lars
Björn is a reasonably popular name (not as popular as the variant Bjarni), Ragnar a bit less but also popular, but Lars isn't an Icelandic name at all
Joshua Watson
Under 5 people are have it as their first name apparently.
Evan Campbell
no one likes your country, gudjon
Justin Lopez
pretty rude lad
Jason Williams
everyone on your island have stereotypical name, your names are assigned after all
Julian Jones
The ones people use on Sup Forums (Pedro, João, Lucas) are very accurate, except when it's a random retard calling us Juan or Pablo.
Isaiah Butler
>your names are assigned
I don't think you understand what that means
besides there are a lot fairly common Icelandic names which aren't very Icelandic at all: Alexander, Tómas, Pétur, Stefán, Kristinn, Georg, Viktor, Ólíver, etc.
Noah Sanders
actually since you made me look up names I noticed no variation of "mohammad" or anything similar is allowed, feels pretty good man
Michael Johnson
Only hicks go by Billy, most people named William go by Will.
My dad's hick family calls him Bill because his middle name is Williams, but that's about it.