Need some help on foreign names, guys :)

[spazzygrl123]

Okay, so I'm about to start writing a story about a girl (teenager, probably around fifteen), who starts a video-chatting website. The website becomes really popular around the world and she makes a lot of new friends-and enemies- from around the globe from video-chatting with all of them. I haven't gotten the plot entirely sorted out, but...yeah. I want your input on names for different characters. Any origin, I'm not very picky. French, Finnish, Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, Scandanavian, Arabic, anything really. So...yeah. I just need some good ones

[mischa]

French: Camille, Delphine, Ariane, Fabienne, Simone, Véronique, Sandrine, Mireille, Isabelle, Aline, Clémence, Adèle, Amélie, Léa, Mathilde, Coralie (female) / Aurélien, Thierry, Etienne, Olivier, Maxime, Luc, Gilles, Julien, Pierre, Sébastien, Xavier, Rémy, Louis (male)

Finnish: Tuuli, Sari, Annikki, Eeva, Lilja, Marjatta, Mirja, Hanna (female) / Paavo, Antti, Mikko (male)

Chinese: Jun, Lian, Ling, Bo, Mei-Li (female) / Chen, Gan, Fai, Shen, Jin, Yu (male)

Spanish: Carmen, Alejandra, Beatriz, Blanca, Carlota, Elena, Pilar, Paloma, Sancha, Esperanza, Francisca, Guadalupe, Isabel, Sofia, Lucia (female) / Armando, Rodrigo, Diego, Javier, Felipe, Jaime, Jorge, Elias, Enrique, Domingo, Antonio, Pedro, Pablo, Luis

Japanese: Aiko, Hanako, Masako, Sakura, Masumi, Sachiko (female)/ Akira, Seiji, Makoto, Masahiro, Akemi, Kentaro (male)

Scandinavian: Ingrid, Dagny, Thora, Greta, Freya/Freja, Linnea, Marit, Elsa, Liv, Britta, Bodil (female) / Lars, Sven, Nils, Harald, Leif, Ingemar, Haakon, Jesper, Gustaf, Jonas, Anders, Erik, Magnus, Peder (male)

Arabic: Farida, Aisha, Khadija, Samira, Aziza, Hafsah, Faiza, Iman, Noor/Nur, Laila, Nazira (female) / Haroun, Ibrahim, Jibril, Khalil, Khalid, Hassan, Hussain, Hamza, Abdullah, Nadir, Omar, Tahir, Yusuf, Sulaiman

[violetgray]

Italian: Chiara, Alessia, Francesca, Maddalena, Nicola, Gemma, Natalia, Vivianna, Valentina, Rosalia, Adelina, Nicolina, Cosima, Zaira, Nina....boys: Luca, Marco, Leonardo, Enzo, Matteo, Paolo, Nico, Rico, Salvatore.....

Russian: Girls: Ekaterina, Nadia, Katia, Anastasia, Vika, Tatiana, Natalia, Vera, Alexandrina, Elizaveta, Anya, Larisa, Mila, Annushka, Ksenia, Aliya, Daria, Kira, Liliya, Lena, Olga.. Boys: Sasha, Pasha, Shura, Alexei, Maksim, Nikolai, Nikita, Valeri....

Indian: Girls: Priya, Lakshmi, Priyanka, Asha, Jaya, Aishwarya, Lila, Devika, Anmol, Kali, Devi, Kalyan...Boys: Karnik, Raj, Sanjay, Jay, Ravi, Vijay, Shiva...

German/Dutch: Girls: Leisel, Aloisia, Anneliese, Astrid, Elke, Gitta, Hannelore, Katrina, Minna, Maja, Petra, Saskia, Amalia, Annika, Heidi, Ida, Leni, Lilo... Boys: Karl, Klaus/Claus, Carsten, Dieter, Egon, Gebbert, Gustav, Joachim, Jonas, Johan, Ludwig, Lutz, Fritz, Wulf, Xaver...

Irish: Girls: Saoirse, Ciara, Mairead, Toireasa, Aislinn, Siofra, Aoife, Caoimhe, Bridget, Fiona, Siobahn, Sinead, Orlaith, Erin...Boys: Rory, Riley, Seamus, Finnian, Ruari, Sean, Keegan, Niall, Connor, Declan, Aidan, Grady, Ciaran, Callum, Brady, Damian, Liam...

[jame1881]

If you're still stumped, recommend behindthename.com. They have an option to see all the names used in a particular country. Greece, Ireland, Russia, China, you name it. Even ancient Greek. My friend and I are co-writing something set in ancient Greece, and we just chose the "ancient greek" names and narrowed our search by gender and meaning.
Sounds like a great story idea - good luck!

[spazzygrl123]

Thanks you guys for all the wonderful suggstions! So far, I've looked through popular names from different countries and two of the main characters at the moment are a Finnish girl named Emilia and a Latvian girl named Alise. They're not too exotic, but I will be using better ones later on. And thanks Jame for the website suggestion, I will check it out