Comments on: International Faves: Top names across the globe http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe baby names Fri, 24 May 2013 09:52:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: notsoclevername http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-477298 notsoclevername Fri, 11 May 2012 12:21:18 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-477298 Just 'cus I'm a sucker for a good Z name I like Zuzanna. Just ‘cus I’m a sucker for a good Z name I like Zuzanna.

]]> By: QuirkFlower http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476646 QuirkFlower Wed, 09 May 2012 01:55:03 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476646 The ubiquitousness of Emma, Julia and Sophie is stunning! The ubiquitousness of Emma, Julia and Sophie is stunning!

]]> By: miloowen http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476643 miloowen Wed, 09 May 2012 01:47:47 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476643 I love Noam....Uri is a name in itself, and also a nn for Uriel, one of the archangels. Miguel Angel is very similar to Jose Maria and Gian Battista, names that are only complete with the second part: St Michael the Archangel, Joseph and Mary, St John the Baptist. I love Noam….Uri is a name in itself, and also a nn for Uriel, one of the archangels. Miguel Angel is very similar to Jose Maria and Gian Battista, names that are only complete with the second part: St Michael the Archangel, Joseph and Mary, St John the Baptist.

]]> By: Triplicate http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476609 Triplicate Tue, 08 May 2012 23:34:54 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476609 I agree with moxie. I really want to see name data for more countries not dominated by Europeans and their languages. Particularly for China and India, since there should be more babies there than anywhere else. I know China at least does care about such data - remember their issue with non-standard characters in names? I agree with moxie. I really want to see name data for more countries not dominated by Europeans and their languages. Particularly for China and India, since there should be more babies there than anywhere else. I know China at least does care about such data – remember their issue with non-standard characters in names?

]]> By: Rin http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476518 Rin Tue, 08 May 2012 20:18:23 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476518 Ruby is #1 in New Zealand at the moment, Olivia is #2 and Sophie has dropped to #3. Ruby is #1 in New Zealand at the moment, Olivia is #2 and Sophie has dropped to #3.

]]> By: katybug http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476502 katybug Tue, 08 May 2012 19:53:05 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476502 I'm surprised by Jazmin in Argentina, Ian in Puerto Rico, and Miguel Angel in Mexico. I also wonder of you add the Camilas and Kamilas together if they outnumber the Sofias in Puerto Rico. I’m surprised by Jazmin in Argentina, Ian in Puerto Rico, and Miguel Angel in Mexico. I also wonder of you add the Camilas and Kamilas together if they outnumber the Sofias in Puerto Rico.

]]> By: babynamesrule http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476433 babynamesrule Tue, 08 May 2012 17:12:44 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476433 VERY cool list! I agree, Ian is quite surprising. And Miguel Angel is oddly specific. VERY cool list! I agree, Ian is quite surprising. And Miguel Angel is oddly specific.

]]> By: mermuse http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476372 mermuse Tue, 08 May 2012 14:34:00 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476372 Ian is #3 for boys in Puerto Rico? Does that seem completely strange to anyone else? Ian is #3 for boys in Puerto Rico? Does that seem completely strange to anyone else?

]]> By: Sarah.Jane http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476333 Sarah.Jane Tue, 08 May 2012 12:32:52 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476333 I love the variety on this list! I am not surprised that Julia is popular in Poland because I have three polish friends in the US who have named their daughters (under 2) Julia. I hope the US list has some diversity in it this year. I love the variety on this list!
I am not surprised that Julia is popular in Poland because I have three polish friends in the US who have named their daughters (under 2) Julia.
I hope the US list has some diversity in it this year.

]]> By: Samantha-Bianca http://nameberry.com/blog/international-faves-top-names-across-the-globe#comment-476325 Samantha-Bianca Tue, 08 May 2012 12:01:58 +0000 http://nameberry.com/blog/?p=18863#comment-476325 It's no surprise that Harry is popular in the UK and William is popular in Australia. That's our Crown Prince and his hot-ginger brother!! Haha. Same could be said about Denmark and the name Isabella. They love their royals, too, and Isabella is a family name for them, and the name of Crown Prince Frederik & Princess Mary's (an Aussie!!) eldest daughter. Isabella's popularity elsewhere is due to one thing...Twilight, lol. It’s no surprise that Harry is popular in the UK and William is popular in Australia. That’s our Crown Prince and his hot-ginger brother!! Haha.
Same could be said about Denmark and the name Isabella. They love their royals, too, and Isabella is a family name for them, and the name of Crown Prince Frederik & Princess Mary’s (an Aussie!!) eldest daughter.

Isabella’s popularity elsewhere is due to one thing…Twilight, lol.

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