What’s in a name? How did we even end-up having names? Today we are going to explore nomenclature, in this episode of the Infographics Show, Most Popular Names Around the World.
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I suggest you review the Indian first names. The names that you have mentioned are quite popular in Indian upper middle class and upper class (ex: filmstars) but are practically non existent in the rest of the society.
4:05 I was pretty surprised to see my name right up here.
nothing's worse than Malibue Barbie Paytas-Hacmon(well maybe there are worse names but that one is still dumb no offence to Trisha Paytas)
Mohamed is the most common name in UK .
Why wouldn't tell that?
Thought Karen was the most popular female name in the US
Joshua should definitely be on this list….
I got my first name,Jacque ( not Jacqueline) from grandfather Jack (feminine spelling) and middle name Dee from grandfather DeGill. At least I wasn't named something like DeGilla as a first name. On my mother's side it was common to name kids after close family members so I have two female cousins about my age also named Jackie. Family reunions were lots of fun.
Is Gabriel a rare name?
Well, you can see my name through this comment. I have no clue of my last name's origin
I have a homeroom teacher from India with the surname Kaur.
I find it hard to imagine u downplayed Joe, Joseph, Jose, Youseff. Considering how popular this name is in Latin America, Eastern Europe, Middle East and The Western World. It has to be near the top of the list.
my name is Muhammad Talha
Muhammad ♥️♥️
U know how sam is quiet normal?
My name is sami
My cousin and her boyfriend (we’re American) are Mary and Joseph. 🤣🤣🤣
Hey
I'm really amazed with your channel.
I presented a presentation about this video…
The audience liked my presentation alot .
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I'm Brazilian and i can say that it's accurate. Currently there's a lot of youngsters with double name like "Maria Clara" and "João Vitor". And one of the most used surname is "Silva".
You pronounced brazilian name JOSÉ as in spanish, wake up buddy
John is not Hans, its just taken from the Czech word Honza (Jan). So people asociate John with Hans. But if you would say John to someone named Hans it could be rude (not very, but you know…). Just wanted to say that theese people are not sometimes telling the truth.
I'm from Sweden and my last name comes from my father. We have family names and last names in Sweden, so please don't confuse it all
Good work
Male: Ján and Jozef
Female: Emília and Jana
Well interesting last name for me is Hryczyk, it is polish
Nice
mi name is Alberto en y woud like to name mi kid mmm jack
Flinstone!
“do you have an original name?”
girl my name is maria
Four years late, but still intrigued.
Skye Kadyn Dominguez-Blum.
In order: Scottish, Arabic, Cuban-German.
Literally: sky, companion, son of Domingo (which I am not), and flower (from Middle High German "blum," pronounced bloom).
May name is halip May brother is AKMAD in Muhammad is called in May friend is saysay
i think Mohammed is the most common name in the world
My name is Nova Danger Storm. My parents are weird but at least I can say…… Dangers my middle name!
not around the world lol
In Saudi Arabia most people here carry the tribes name as a last name and and some people who don’t belong to a tribe carry a normal family name.