What names are currently popular in your country? Do your countrymen prefer traditional names or trendy names?

>>212871956 (OP)
I named my golden retriever Enzo.

im naming my son lajeson

>>212871956 (OP)
that nigga named pikachu

>>212871956 (OP)
acquaintance recently had twins and named the girl anya and the boy natanael. it could have been worse 2bh

A Brazilian white man and an American black woman should have a child.
It would be named something like Deividson Floyd d'AquashonX Goku da Soussa the First

for me, it's Creedence Clearwater Couto
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creedence_(footballer)

tonibler

>>212872798
Pronounced "Creedensi Cleahwateh"

>>212871956 (OP)

>>212871956 (OP)
i wish we were this based

>>212875894
I look forward to Miguelinho's career

>>212872516
>anya
weeb or ayy?

>>212875894
>noah

>>212871956 (OP)
trad names are making a comeback, but most people do be naming their children with popular names

>>212876653
>Mirón

>>212876788
i can only speculate, but i'd put my money on it being a seasonal sub for the all-so-common 'alexander' amongst our adorable minority population

>>212875894
>noah

>>212875894
Funny that every time I see a list or map of baby names it's always a bunch of names I wouldn't expect

>>212876508
She's a goddess
Respect my Anya

>>212871956 (OP)
Aren't Brazilians basically Portuguese rape babies? It's like you are rebelling against your papa

>>212878855
We are rebelling by copying what we think are unitedstatian names

aren't brazillian names just mexican names but with hs instead of ez? like garchias instead of garciez, rodrihugues instead of rodriguez etc

>>212871956 (OP)
>pikachu, japanese rat, chad name
>gabriel, the messenger of god, soyjak
hmmmm

>>212875894
>Ravi

>>212878747
How many babies do you know?

>>212875894
Do you pronounce Theo like Téo? If so, why the "h"?

>>212871956 (OP)
>wanderson
>traveler's child
kek

kek what's up with brazilians and mispelled english names? how did this phenomenon came to happen?

Funniest actual brazilian name I've ever read was Kamomilson. Fucking LOL'd so hard when I saw it on some list.

>>212880937
wait till you know about Feicebuqueson. I'm not joking

>>212880968
>Xiz Formerlei Tuitinho dos Santos

>>212880937
maybe his mom really likes camomile tea
god this place really needs a list of allowed baby names, poor people shouldn't be allowed free will

>>212881012
>poor people shouldn't be allowed free will
TRVKE

>>212880868
>Do you pronounce Theo like Téo?
Yes
>If so, why the "h"?
Aesthetic reasons I guess
Same as Thiago, Thais e Thales

>>212880930
it's not exclusively a brazilian phenomenon
low class people born in the 80s forwards only ever consume american slop tv so they give their children english names
I still recall getting my driver's license 10 years ago, where a screen would call each person by name to go ahead and start taking their pictures and stuff
>"Kevin" once even misspelled as Kebin
>a brown man stands up
>"Brian"
>another brown man stands up
>"Thomas", with an H and everything
>yet another brown man stands up
at least one in every ~10 names was an english name, and like clockwork some brown man would stand up, their ID numbers were super high too, which meant they were foreign born half the time, with their last names usually being either bolivian or peruvian

most middle and upper class people I know name their kids after relatives, characters in some old media, or old friends, I think it's just that lower classes don't consume the same kind of media, or don't keep in contact with their extended family and friend groups, moving around the place for work and then consuming foreign slop for whatever little leisure time they have
not enough cultural bullying like the old times when having songs in foreign languages on the radio was illegal

>>212881306
>like the old times when having songs in foreign languages on the radio was illegal
I would jihad if they did this btw, no one's taking my american music from me

the only acceptable name is ayrton

>>212880937
>>212880968
>>212881001
I studied with a guy called Vasco Portugal, we just called him vice because of the meme that Vasco (the club) is always 2nd placed

Come to think of it, he was the type of guy that I could picture browsing this site lol

>>212880937
>>212880968
>>212881001
>>212881420
Tugas will never know what it is like to have a SOVLful name...

>>212881792
kek, they even put the II
>those german surnames
BRVZIL is truly GERMVNIC

>>212881792
fake as fuck
go back to plebit

>>212881792
>tayna
indigenous?
>apinages
wtf is that?
>schuller
german?

meu deus... a ogra brasileira...

>>212881868
I've known 2 Napoleão, 1 Mussolini and a Cleopatra. I wouldn't be surprised at all if that were true

>>212875894
man, these fucking evanjegues with their stupid names... i'm glad i have a norman name and a german surname

>>212881889
>Norman name
Wtf is that. Are you William Schmidt?

>>212881908
close

>>212878894
No.
Garcia would be a Portuguese surname

>>212881420
Vasco is a rare but legitimate name

Vasco da Gama was a notorious seamen

>>212880930
>>212881306
This is not a recent phenomenon. Most European names are bastardized versions of Greek or Jewish names.

>>212881792
>Sarah Müller Jitumori
Japanese-german mutt lol

>>212881921
What's your first name?
Richard?

>>212882152
it's William, you missed the last name, won't give any more information, i'm too paranoid

Foreigners will never understand the favstian attitude of letting people freely name their children

>>>>212882195
I could've been Wilhelm. That would be cool.
My grandpa's name was Werner. Sometimes I wonder if I should adopt it as part of my surname, which is very common

>>212881792
Kkkkkkkkkkkkk

speaking of brazilian names, check out this retarded brazilian judge that used a false name for over 40 years
>José Eduardo Franco dos Reis lived with this false identity for over 40 years, signing judicial decisions and public documents. After the change, the magistrate began using the name Edward Albert Lancelot Dodd Canterbury Caterham Wickfield and reported that his self-esteem improved, allowing his professional life to "get into gear."

>>212882775
>Edward Albert Lancelot Dodd Canterbury Caterham Wickfield

>>212871956 (OP)
The downside of having too traditional a name as a hispanic is that, with low last name diversity, you just end up sounding like an npc. Some have noticed how the second name Camilo is really popular in Colombia so i've been in many classes with five something Camilo something (me being one of them)

>>212881886
Napoleão is a legitimate name

>>212880685
Zainichi Portugal saaaaar.

>>212881886
My father had a classmate named Cleopatra. I am Anglx-American.