Zone1 Names of girls in England, France, Russia, and Germany

[Zebra]

Which ones do you like?

I like them all.

 

[toobfreak]

Which ones do you like?

I never met an Ingrid that wasn't smoking hot. Something in the eyes.

 

[Zebra]

2 x Elisabeth and Angela

 

[Zebra]

Only 2 voters

 

[toobfreak]

Only 2 voters

Because your names suck. Want some good girl names? Try:

• Candy
• Mia
• Melody
• Ashley
• Summer
• Andrea

Or the like.

 

[Zebra]

2 x Elisabeth and Angela

No change

 

[Mac-7]

Which ones do you like?

I like them all.

Mohammed is the number one boy’s name in the UK

 

[Zebra]

Mohammed is the number one boy’s name in the UK

I asked for girls‘ names.

 

[Zebra]

The first three are English, French, Russian.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Because your names suck. Want some good girl names? Try:

• Candy
• Mia
• Melody
• Ashley
• Summer
• Andrea

Or the like.

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Candy?

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[Zebra]

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Candy?

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Maybe Cindy?

 

[LA RAM FAN]

2 x Elisabeth and Angela

interestingly enough i have a NET friend in England named Angela.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Maybe Cindy?

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I always worried about shortening a girl's name. I'd give a girl the long version of the name, in case she wants to use it when she gets older. If you're a Cindy, I'd think you'd want to use Cynthia as you age -- more dignified. Funny that I thought of such a thing when I was just a kid. Who'd want to be a grandma Cindy?

Or a Grandma Candy, for that matter.

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[toobfreak]

I always worried about shortening a girl's name. I'd give a girl the long version of the name, in case she wants to use it when she gets older. If you're a Cindy, I'd think you'd want to use Cynthia as you age -- more dignified. Funny that I thought of such a thing when I was just a kid. Who'd want to be a grandma Cindy? Or a Grandma Candy, for that matter.

I had a step-niece named Anastasia. They called her Stasia. No one ever called her Ann or Anna.

I also had an aunt Kathryn. She went by the name of Honey. Not sure where she picked that up, except she was also my favorite Aunt, sweet as honey or even candy.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I had a step-niece named Anastasia. They called her Stasia. No one ever called her Ann or Anna.

I also had an aunt Kathryn. She went by the name of Honey. Not sure where she picked that up, except she was also my favorite Aunt, sweet as honey or even candy.

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Bothe beautiful choices for girls' names.

I like that parents are going for more old-fashioned girls' names these days -- Grace is one that I love.

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[toobfreak]

Bothe beautiful choices for girls' names.
I like that parents are going for more old-fashioned girls' names these days -- Grace is one that I love.

Everyone called my mother Toots. To his dying day, my dad still always called her by that.

When she was young, they said she was the spitting image of Doris Day to the point that 1-2 times, people accused her of actually being her.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Everyone called my mother Toots. To his dying day, my dad still always called her by that.

When she was young, they said she was the spitting image of Doris Day to the point that 1-2 times, people accused her of actually being her.

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My mother Margaret was called Midge. It worked well.

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[toobfreak]

My mother Margaret was called Midge. It worked well.

It is rather amazing (and telling) all of the classical names which were all still in common use when I was growing up, good, traditional Christian names, which have literally disappeared now.

Anymore when I hear a name, I say: "What?" What is that? I never heard of it before. Half of them sound made up.