Classify Croatian young artist Dino Jelusic (does he has Italian heritage?)

[Genovese]

This guy has a Croat surname, an Italian given name, do you think he is like Italian or has Italian heritage? (Dino is a very common Italian boy given name)

http://i63.tinypic.com/34jcgih.jpg
http://i63.tinypic.com/dzbb7o.jpg
http://i67.tinypic.com/15rkq4j.jpg
http://i67.tinypic.com/2nlfgqw.jpg
http://i63.tinypic.com/2zssocj.jpg

[Jana]

Dino is common name in Croatia and among Bosnian muslims too. Just like Mateo, Sandro, Renato, Antonio etc :)

[Vojnik]

Dino is common name in Croatia and among Bosnian muslims too. Just like Mateo, Sandro, Renato, Antonio etc :)

The Bosnian Dino Merlin too. :D

[gıulıoımpa]

He is Young but i would say he looks tronder with a slavic shift

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[jobodwannaa]

Dino is a very common Italian boy given name

Dino is kinda elderly-ish now. It's actually pretty rare among boys (it was the 918th most common baby name in 2016):
http://www.nomix.it/significato-nome/dino.php

[Vid Flumina]

These names are common in Croatia, one of my best friends has Mario and he's 100% Croat from Zagreb.

[jobodwannaa]

These names are common in Croatia, one of my best friends has Mario and he's 100% Croat

https://i.imgur.com/AoUeZHK.jpg

[Genovese]

repeat

[Genovese]

He is Young but i would say he looks tronder with a slavic shift

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Ciao. Questo ragazzino è di Zagabria, e suo padre si chiama Dario, il suo fratellino, Bruno.

[gıulıoımpa]

Ciao. Questo ragazzino è di Zagabria, e suo padre si chiama Dario, il suo fratellino, Bruno.Tanta diffusione di nomi italiani vedo. Ma tutti e due genitori sono croati?

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[Biguá]

north atlantid + alpinid

[safinator]

Croats are catholic after all so not that surprising

[Genovese]

Croats are catholic after all so not that surprising

I have met an Italian and an American girl (both Christian) with given name Miriam, I find Americans tend to follow the trend using Hebrew given names in early days

[Genovese]

Tanta diffusione di nomi italiani vedo. Ma tutti e due genitori sono croati?

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No lo so. Sua madre si chiama Sandra, la sua sorellina si chiama Lorena. Tutti i nomi sono troppo “italiani”, però parlano croato.

No so como si usa tapatalk, mi dispiace.

[gıulıoımpa]

I have met an Italian and an American girl (both Christian) with given name Miriam, I find Americans tend to follow the trend using Hebrew given names in early days

unfortunate...i would not call my son amir or joshua

[Kamal900]

Dino is common name in Croatia and among Bosnian muslims too. Just like Mateo, Sandro, Renato, Antonio etc :)

Dino? that's badass:
https://i.amz.mshcdn.com/KRKNTQ76_G3yqAN88aZAjczt634=/950x534/filters:quality(90)/https%3A%2F%2Fblueprint-api-production.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fuploads%2Fcard%2Fima ge%2F187610%2F5fa6db5a4d78458aba3dab8dc0a46fd9.jpg

[jobodwannaa]

No lo so. Sua madre si chiama Sandra, la sua sorellina si chiama Lorena. Tutti i nomi sono troppo “italiani”, però parlano croato.

No so como si usa tapatalk, mi dispiace.

Nulla di strano, sono anche nomi croati:

http://www.hrvatski-plivacki-savez.hr/Sadrzaj/Plivac.php?id=PliSam&lang=&plivac=19101026000618&prvi=t
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandra_Perkovi%C4%87

[Odin]

Atlanto-Alpine.

[Genovese]

Nulla di strano, sono anche nomi croati:

http://www.hrvatski-plivacki-savez.hr/Sadrzaj/Plivac.php?id=PliSam&lang=&plivac=19101026000618&prvi=t
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandra_Perkovi%C4%87

La Dalmazia fu influenzato dall'Italia

[Genovese]

images updated

[aherne]

Looks like what he is: Yugoslav. Definitely more towards Western European... His phenotype is very rare among Romanians or Bulgarians.

[Genovese]

Looks like what he is: Yugoslav. Definitely more towards Western European... His phenotype is very rare among Romanians or Bulgarians.

i agree with you, i find his fenotype can be found even in italy but rarer in rumania or bulgaria dont know why