How common are these stereotypical names in their countries?

Isn't Helga a Russian name?

>>77693864
common among older ethnic germans

>>77693864
Pretty common with people above the age of 30/40. Or with children from very conservative parents.

>>77693864
>Jean,
>Jacques,
don't know any young ones
>Pierre,
i know a few
>Charles,
don't know any young ones either
>Louis,
>Antoine
i know plenty of them

>>77693929
No, Helga and Olga are Greek names.

>>77693864
The Dutch names are quite common.

I don't know anyone who would call their kids that, but somehow plenty of them walk around.

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>>77693970
?

>>77693996
Are you Greek by chance?

>Ireland
I'm from the North, but the names among catholics still tend to be pretty stereotypical, Seamus is sort of an outdated name though.
Patrick and Liam are both pretty common. Have 2 Patricks and one Liam living on my street.

>>77693864
The Spanish are pretty common then and now. spot on.

>>77693996
>Helga
> Greek
No, we've got it from Nordicucks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helga

>>77693864
>France
you mean, Mohamed, Rachid, Abdel, Mouloud

>>77694019
what do you mean "?" 6000

>>77693864
>>Spain: Fransisco
it's francisco

and hello

>>77693864
>Russia: Sergei, Ivan, Dmitri, Vladimir, Mikhail, Alexey, Natalya, Svetlana, Olga
very common
>Boris
not so

>>77693864
>Sven
not that common
>Lars, Ragnar, Björn
common but not for young people
>Magnus
decently common
>Gustav
very common for all ages. it is my name actually

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>>77693864
>Israel: Shlomo, David, Daniel, Benjamin, Isaac, Mordecai, Rebecca
>Shlomo
Only Ethopians
>David
Common
>Daniel
Common
>Benjamn
Uncommon
>Isaac
Uncommon/Ethopians
>Mordecai
Rare
>Rebecca
Uncommon

What are some stereotypical American names besides John?

My name is Nigel, it's not very common here though

>>77695612
Jason, Jack, Andrew, Bob

>Germany: Reinhardt, Johann, Wilhelm, Otto, Karl, Hans, Manfred, Helmut, Ludwig, Siegfried, Sigmund, Friedrich, Friedhelm, Franziska, Hilda, Hildegarde, Helga, Ingrid

common among grandfathers generation at the latest. naming you child most of these nowadays would be considered very weird. except manfred and JohannES

>>77695612
Juan, Paco, Jim-Bob, La'Quisha, Tyrone, Nevaeh, Bubba, La-A, Pedro, Zach, Ryan, and Jamal.

>>77695698
So there are still young Manfreds?

>>77693864
Very common, I've met at least 2 people for each of those names except Giovanni, I didn't met any with this but consider I'm not a person who likes to meet people nor socialize with others.
If an anti-social like me met persons with those names, they must be pretty common indeed.

>>77695612
Mike, Jacob, Dan, Jon, Ian

>>77696379
I've never met an Ian ever.