Are russian names common in your country? >Spain >Yes

I don't think those are Russian names.

>>68513018
>Eric
>russian

yeah

t. Valentina

>>68513060
Erik is a common name in Russia

what kind of meme is this? 3/4 aren't even specifically Russian forms

>>68513018
yeah, Ivan and Natalia are pretty common

>>68513095
I don't know about russian, but among tatars pretty much

>>68513098
they're written in spanish

>Sofia
>Russian

It is Greek. I am Greek.

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>>68513018
>Russia
>Yes
.t Fedot

Yeah
t. Miroslav

I remember some Yuris back in middle class.

>>68514781
>middle class

Middle school*. lol.

>>68513018
Eric is pretty common all over northern Europe and is of Norse origin.
t. Erik

>>68515067
t. Vladimiroslav Ratoslavovitch

>>68515175
vladimir is a slavic name, written as włodzimierz in polish

calling everything slavic "russian" is like calling everything romance "italian"

>>68515390
t. yuricz gagarinwyzc

>>68515435
jerzy*

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>>68513153
>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.

>>68516921
>british gf
>successful

pick one

>>68513018
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.

>>68513018
My name is of greek origins somehow

>>68515001
this, it is NOT a russkie name

t. Erik

>>68513018
>Ivan
Why do we persist with the Iván meme? It's just Juan in Russian.

>>68517891
What kind of gf you need to be successful in life then? Finnish? German? Italian?

>>68513018
definitely
t. Erik

>>68524611
Imaginary 2d slut from his favorite chinese cartoon.

>>68513018
>Eric

This is a French name

>>68513018
>Eric
>Russian
>slavic at all

Eric is Germanic you filthy spic

>>68525306
>>68525299
Topzoz right here fellahs

>>68515390
>calling everything slavic "russian" is like calling everything romance "italian"
It is.

t.Mario.