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Anonymous

05/28/26(Thu)08:18:31 No.221879459

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Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)08:18:31 No.221879459 Archived

How are ye olde names for newborns perceived in your country?

(E.g. Reginald, Gloria in the Anglosphere; Ernst, Elfriede in the Germanosphere, etc.)

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)08:29:36 No.221879671

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)08:29:36 No.221879671

>>221879459
>Reginald
Black
>Gloria
Latinx
And if I met a kid with those names I'd assume they're named after an older relative

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)08:31:05 No.221879705

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)08:31:05 No.221879705

>>221879459
he's swarthy

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)08:46:06 No.221880034

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)08:46:06 No.221880034

>>221879459
they're becoming somewhat more popular again because in the past years, most babies got generic NPC European names. Haven't heard of any baby called Ernst or Elfriede though.

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)08:48:25 No.221880079

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)08:48:25 No.221880079

>>221880034
So what are popular? Has Friedrich been on the rise, or did the new chancellor kill it?

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)08:52:59 No.221880166

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)08:52:59 No.221880166

>>221880079
some that I know: Arthur, Gertrud, Nikolas, Ferdinand

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)09:01:45 No.221880342

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)09:01:45 No.221880342

>>221879459
I've grown to appreciate them but genXers and millennials detest them for some reason

Anonymous
05/28/26(Thu)09:09:32 No.221880512

Anonymous 05/28/26(Thu)09:09:32 No.221880512

Classic names vs nu-names is how people will distinguish the upper and middle class from everyone else soon. For every Jaxton, Havyn, Smithen, Wessyn, Hunter, and Declyn, there will be a James or a John and you’ll know the latter’s parents aren’t retarded.