Thread 214132988

Are there Kevins in your country

>>214132988 (OP)
Asti Kéveune… continue comme ço… tu t’attendais pas à ske j’soille là hein ?

>>214132988 (OP)
Yeah

>>214132988 (OP)
Why not talk about Europe's Muhammeds instead?

Accusing the other country of having people named Keith or Kevin is a big part of the NZ/Australia rivalry
I have no idea why

Sort of. Lower class Fenno-Swedes give their kids names like Glenn and Kingston. Kevin isn't exotic enough I think.

Kévin and Jean-Kévin used to be what are called immature kids on internet

>>214133147
shut up keith

>>214133147
kinda looks like the senator

>>214132988 (OP)
did boomers discover soyjak what is this?

>>214132988 (OP)
I randomly came across a guy called Κέβιν Χύσι on google the other day.
Not sure where he's from or why he chose (?) that word for his last name.

>>214132988 (OP)
you don't get many folks named nigel nowadays. when I was in school there were so many people named andrew that they all just went by last name

>>214133601
>t. Gaylord

>>214133153
everyone in gothenburg is named glenn

>>214132988 (OP)
Yes, I have 3 of them where I work

>>214132988 (OP)
In Malaysia, it is Rayyan, ostensibly an Arabic name but is pronounced as Ryan. Almost always the parents are nu-middle class.

In Poland the stereotypical room temperature IQ names to pick for your kids is Brian and Jessica and there are recorded instances where the parents were so fucking stupid they put in the phonetic spelling of it so Brajan and Dżesika

>not naming your children Palermo Rolex, Ronaldo, and Ross
non-gypsies are destined not to make it
I wonder why Ross btw, a Friends reference, perhaps?

>>214135538
Impressive, this is brazilian third league footballer tier