Is Jesús a weird name in all countries except Spain?

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It's fairly common in the US.

Among landscapers.

If you pronounce it in spanish it is a well known spanish name here.

If you pronounce it in english then yes people will think it sounds ridiculous

Well known as a Spanish name but you can't even name your kid Jeesus in Finland.

>>66575133
>>66575135
>>66575206
So you wouldn't be surprised if you see a movie directed by Jesús XXX, isn't it? Do you think using a pseudonym is a good idea?

>>66575528
>So you wouldn't be surprised if you see a movie directed by Jesús XXX
No.

http://www.imdb.com/find?q=jesus&s=nm&ref_=fn_al_nm_mr

>>66575010
Yeah, naming your kid "Jesus" is pretty weird in Anglo countries, although it's known as a Hispanic name >>66575135

>>66575010

En Argentina es raro, salvo en los inmigrantes españoles de la primer mitad del siglo XX que ya están muertos o son muy viejos.
Ponerle Jesús a un hijo me parece un poco entre blasfemo y grandilocuente.

David también es un nombre raro. Creo que se debe a que tenemos bastantes judíos, entonces mejor no usar nombres que los judíos usen mucho.

It is a common name among espanolhablantes

>>66575010
Yes

>>66575780
Thank you, brave finnbro
>>66575842
>>66576222
The best thing about mexican inmigration is that my name is no longer weird in the us, nice
>>66576054
¿Ningún joven se llama Jesús en Argentina?
>>66576374
:(

Portuguese don't use it as a personal name?

Is there a regional tendency for that name? Do Catalans, Basque, Galicians, Andalucians, etc use it more or less? I've been curious about it for some time as well.

>>66575010
Sounds weird, never met a Jesús in my life

>>66575010
Yes, it's a non existant name in most non-latin countries; webm rel.
>>>/wsg/1364072

>>66575528
You should use it to your advantage
Everyone will remember your name and your films

Ja, ja. Weird as fuck, friendo.

People just laugh because you were named after a jew on a stick

>>66578566
It is spread all over Spain
>>66578782
Now you have, nice to meet you!
>>66582497
¿Nadie se llama Jesús en Mexico?
>>66581736
You just made me happy, noble japanese friend, maybe you are right...

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>>66582711
we are the sword of rome, the hammer of jesuscrisht, you barbaric nigger dick sucker

>>66575010
you are literally muslim tier

>>66575010
navas?

>>66582899
The limp sword of The Bastard, the broken hammer of the dead Jew, son of many mothers.

>>66582711
>>66583014
FEBO?

>>66575135
Don't you have Joshua?

>>66578566
Jesus people are usually called Suso, though.

>>66583272
Joshua is the baptizable version of Jesus

>>66583014
fuck you and your goatfucker profet.

>>66575010
Yes, it is very weird. I remember when I first learned about Jesus Navas and how cringy it seemed to me. I kinda got used to it, though.

>>66583315
Only in Galicia, Chus and Chechu are other variables

>>66583375
But it is a good way of remembering someone's name, isn't?

>>66583340
The crescent and star shall appear above Al-Andalus again, you feminine jew.

My name is Fernando, what is the problem lads?

People here know Jesus is a Spanish name but it's still quite weird to us

I actually didn't know that it's used in Spain, thought it was just a sudaca thing

Jesus is a very rare name here, I've only met one person with that name, and everyone referred to him by his second name. It just sounds weird to call someone Jesus kek

>>66583679
I don't know why but girls called Fernanda are always hot