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Boys
Jack James Matthew Ethan Daniel Harry Ryan Charlie Conor Adam Thomas Jamie Noah Jake Oliver Joshua Alfie Riley Dylan Luke Michael Jacob Ben Callum Oisin Max Patrick Sean Aaron Joseph Lucas Jayden Eoin William Alex Finn Rory John Nathan Caleb Isaac Samuel Aidan Caolan Mason Tyler Jay Darragh David Lewis
Girls
Sophie Grace Emily Sophia Lily Chloe Lucy Jessica Olivia Eva Ella Katie Ellie Anna Aoife Emma Mia Ruby Sarah Erin Niamh Hannah Cara Leah Ava Molly Aimee Holly Amy Evie Caoimhe Megan Amelia Charlotte Isabella Abbie Caitlin Rebecca Abigail Kayla Brooke Hollie Faith Maisie Annie Zoe Poppy Isla
Cora Rachel Ellen Lexi Zara
1. Emma
2. Lola
3. Chloé
4. Inès
5. Léa
6. Jade
7. Manon
8. Louise
9. Zoé
10. Lilou
11. Léna
12. Sarah
13. Camille
14. Maëlys
15. Lina
16. Eva
17. Louna
18. Clara
19. Alice
20. Romane
Boys:
1. Nathan
2. Lucas
3. Léo
4. Enzo
5. Louis
6. Gabriel
7. Jules
8. Timéo
9. Hugo
10. Arthur
11. Ethan
12. Raphaël
13. Maël
14. Tom
15. Noah
16. Mathis
17. Théo
18. Adam
19. Nolan
20. Clément
Gerenal population
Spoiler
Women:
Marie
Nathalie
Isabelle
Catherine
Sylvie
Monique
Françoise
Martine
Jacqueline
Anne
Christine
Nicole
Valérie
Sandrine
Stéphanie
Sophie
Céline
Véronique
Jeanne
Chantal
Men:
Jean
Michel
Pierre
Philippe
Alain
Nicolas
Christophe
Patrick
Frédéric
Laurent
Stéphane
David
Christian
Sébastien
Éric
Bernard
André
Daniel
Julien
Pascal
It's interesting, I had never heard of the French name Maélie (or Maëlys) before but apparently it's very popular. It sounds like Miley when I try to pronounce it, surely that can't be the intention?
I love French names. Pretty much all my favourite names are French, it's a good thing they generally match well with Dutch last names (unlike English names, which tend to sound tacky in Dutch).
How about the name Toine, is it still commonly used in francophone countries? This is my brother's name, only Dutchified into Twan
huahahahaha once I heard Jefferson or something like that
Isn't there a football player called Jefferson? Jefferson Farfan or something like that. I think he's from South America, not sure if he's from Brazil or a Spanish-speaking country. I heard that it's very common in Brazil to give children English last names like Jefferson, Washington, Emerson, etc.
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