[OFF TOPIC] Which are the most popular names in your country?

[Federer91 3,020]

Pretty standard statistic here for 2015. I'll just write them in english, the other slavic people here will know the correct pronounciation on some of them  

 

Boys: 1. George, 2. Alexander, 3. Martin, 4. Dimitar, 5. Ivan, 6. Nicolay, 7. Nicola, 8. Daniel, 9. Victor, 10. Christian

 

Girls: 1. Victoria, 2. Maria, 3. Nicole, 4. Alexandra, 5. Gabriela, 6. Daria, 7. Raja (no english name here, but it is translated into Heaven), 8. Joana, 9. Sofia, 10. Simona

 

The european common name Ema is at number 17 here for 2015. 

 

 

Edited October 13, 2016 by Federer91

[hckošice 15,518]

5 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

Pretty standard statistic here for 2015. I'll just write them in english, the other slavic people here will know the correct pronounciation on some of them  

 

Boys: 1. George, 2. Alexander, 3. Martin, 4. Dimitar, 5. Ivan, 6. Nicolay, 7. Nicola, 8. Daniel, 9. Victor, 10. Christian

 

Girls: 1. Victoria, 2. Maria, 3. Nicole, 4. Alexandra, 5. Gabriela, 6. Daria, 7. Raja (no english name here, but it is translated into Heaven), 8. Joana, 9. Sofia, 10. Simona

 

The european common name Ema is at number 17 here for 2015. 

 

 

 

not so many Hermione fans in Bulgaria I guess

[dareza 911]

5 hours ago, DaniSRB said:

Which are the most popular names in your country?

 

Some statistics says that in Serbia the most popular given names for babies are Nikola (male) and Milica (female).

I just read that most popular names now are Dunja and Lazar.  Also Lena, Maša for girs and Luka and Stefan for boys.

 

[dareza 911]

in Serbia there are many names for women who are actually names for fruits. Like Višnja (cherry), Dunja (quince), Jagoda (strawberry) and Malina (raspberry). 

 

 

Edited October 13, 2016 by dareza

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5 hours ago, hckosice said:

2015 most frequent names

 

I have friend with Slovak origin and his name is Aleksandar

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7 minutes ago, dareza said:

I have friend with Slovak origin and his name is Aleksandar

 

cool  

 

I know that there many Serbians of slovak origin, I always wondered what names they usually have ? if serbians or slovak Aleksandar is more serb I think, In SVK it´s Alexander.

[Federer91 3,020]

36 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

not so many Hermione fans in Bulgaria I guess

 

No, not many i guess.  Harry Potter was fairly popular in schools 10 years ago, but with kids growing up it faded away in their memory. I certanly have 2 close friends that were huge HP fans back in the day, all over the books and movies, but now if it is brought in a conversation, they go "pff that kids book" 

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6 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

cool  

 

I know that there many Serbians of slovak origin, I always wondered what names they usually have ? if serbians or slovak Aleksandar is more serb I think, In SVK it´s Alexander.

i have clasmate Hana

 

and i remember in secondary school there was Jan in one class

[dareza 911]

16 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

cool  

 

I know that there many Serbians of slovak origin, I always wondered what names they usually have ? if serbians or slovak Aleksandar is more serb I think, In SVK it´s Alexander.

yes. In Serbian latin letter there is no word x.

 

Most of them has Slovak name. After maybe few weeks I watched some reportage from one villige where Slovaks live and they have Slovak names. I remember Zuzana and Jan.

Edited October 13, 2016 by dareza

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1 minute ago, DaniSRB said:

i have clasmate Hana

 

and i remember in secondary school there was Jan in one class

 

nice