How common are these stereotypical names in their countries?

Only met 2 Natashas, never met a Boris. Actually never met a Vladimir, but that’s a coincidence, it’s a common name. My great-granddad’s name was Mohammad.

>>69669426
Sergei, Ivan and Dmitri are common.

>Britain: Nigel, Ian, Oliver
Only Ian/Iain is popular here (Scotland) The other two are very English names.

>>69668518
Franziska is very common, Friedrich, Karl and Wilhelm actually too but more for second names.

My name is Ian :)

>>69668518
Normal names in Sweden from that list:
Patrik
Oliver
Jacques=Jacob/Jakob, Charles=Carl/Karl, Antoine=Anton
Karl, Hans, Ludvig, Fredrik, Hilda=Matilda/etc
Jan, Johan, Johannes
Sven, Lars
Mohammed, Abdul, Achmed
David, Daniel
Nothing Japanese.

>>69668518
Guadalupe wtf? that's a name?

>>69669652

Hello Ian

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Johann is in decline and people with that name in our country are usually from Germany or Austria.

2,5% of the population is named Jan. It's not unusual to meet a Jan, but it also get less popular.

>>69669733
where is Magnus, Alexander?

>>69669768
Hiya mate x

>>69669733
Are there seriously Swedish Ludvigs? Like as their first name?

>>69669426
Also I know 4 Timurs. Ve voz keengs.

>>69669553
Is the name "Arthur" common over there?

>>69668518
>France: Jean, Jacques, Pierre, Charles, Louis, Antoine

Jean= quite common, but very rare among younger people
Jaques= same

All the others are very common

>>69669765
I live in LA and I see Guadalupes from time to time.

>>69669796
Those are normal too.
>>69669822
Yes.

>>69669947
Let me guess.................................... they're Mexicans right?

>>69670006
I assume. I can't pretend to be able to tell the difference between Mexicans and other Latinos, but most Latinos in LA are Mexican.

>>69669474
>ivan
i've only meet 2 ivans in my life, one being black the other being my mexican friend's step dad

>>69668518
All of those are really common, actually Mario might be the least common among those. Some of those are more used in the South, some in the North, but all are quite widespread anyway

>>69669909
If i had a french wife id name one of our kids Jacques

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>>69670405
>If i had a french wife id name one of our kids Jacques

>>69670698
What do you mean with this gif

USA:John, Jhonson, Thomas, Richard, Jack, Jones, Dickson, Peter, Mick, Willy

>>69668518
Hans was the most common (male) first name in Germany as of about 2011

>>69672058
>tfw girl named Hans
: - |

>>69668518
>Russia: Sergei, Ivan, Dmitri, Boris, Vladimir, Natasha, Svetlana
Boris is rather uncommon (№58 by popularity), it's prevalent among Jews as a russified form of Baruch. Other names from this list are in male and female top-10

>>69668518
You don't understand anything, we already answered you several times and you repost your thread with the same name. Fuck you.

>>69672058
yeah nah

>>69668518
>Britain: Nigel, Ian, Oliver
I know loads of Ians but not a single Nigel or Oliver.

>>69669778
Let me guess
Muhammad is the most popular right?

>>69668518
>Jean
Very common among old people, quite rare among young people

>Jacques
Common among old people, very rare among young people

>Pierre
Common in every generation

>Charles
Not very common, but you can find people of every age wearing that name

>Louis
Common among very old people and very young people

>Antoine
Same as Pierre

>>69668518
>Seamus, Patrick, Liam
Common. Séamus is probably not as common these days, everybody is being a fag and choosing foreign names nowadays.

>>69673937
It isn't you dirty gypsy.