Most popular names in your country?

[Sally]

Finland's most popular baby names (2010)

Girls:
Emma
Aino
Venla
Aada
Ella

Boys:
Elias
Onni
Eetu
Veeti
Aleksi

For Swedish speakers:

Girls
Amanda and Elin
Ida
Ella
Wilma

Boys
Oliver
William
Elias
Emil
Anton

Most frequently occurring names in Finland

Women:

Maria
Helena
Johanna
Anneli
Kaarina

Men:

Juhani
Johannes
Olavi
Antero
Tapani

[Hurrem sultana]

swedes have more international names than the finns,,any reason for that?

[Mordid]

According to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_name#E… the most popular boys names of 2008 are
Jakub
Kacper
Mateusz
Szymon
Bartosz
Michał
Filip
Dawid
Wiktor
Piotr, in that order. Girls names, also of 2008:
Julia
Wiktoria
Zuzanna
Maja
Oliwia
Natalia
Amelia
Aleksandra
Nikola
Martyna, in order of most to least popular.

[Ushtari]

According to Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_name#E… the most popular boys names of 2008 are

I think she meant European countries...

[Sally]

svenskar är den överlägsna rasen här va

Swedes are the superior race? You're entitled to your opinion, of course.

Why do Swedish speaking Finns have more international names? Pretty nonsensical question, if you ask me. Maybe someone else can chime in with an answer, though.

[Comte Arnau]

Most given names for babies in Catalonia in 2010:

Girls:

Martina, Júlia, Paula, Laia, Maria, Carla, Lucía, Sara, Clàudia, Aina,
Noa, Alba, Ariadna, Laura, Berta, Abril, Emma, Jana, Daniela, Anna

Boys:

Marc, Àlex, Pol, Pau, Eric, Arnau, Biel, Martí, Jan, Hugo,
Daniel, Gerard, David, Iker, Oriol, Adam, Jordi, Aleix, Izan, Nil

[Hurrem sultana]

Swedes are the superior race? You're entitled to your opinion, of course.

Why do Swedish speaking Finns have more international names? Pretty nonsensical question, if you ask me. Maybe someone else can chime in with an answer, though.

I am joking ,of course

Swedish people in general have more international names than the Finns,,i don't know why though.Maybe finns were more isolated in the past

[Tabiti]

Boys: Alexander, Ivan, Dimitar, Georgi, Petar, Nikolay...
Girls: Maria, Elena, Ana, Mariana, Viktoria...
But it depends on the generation. There's certainly a trend in names.

[Sagitta Hungarica]

In Hungary what I found on wiki:
Females (2009): Jázmin, Anna, Hanna, Nóra, Boglárka, Réka, Lili, Viktória, Zsófia, Petra
Males (2009): Bence, Máté, Levente, Dávid, Balázs, Dániel, Ádám, Milán, Péter, Gergő

[Odoacer]

Top 10 given names in the U.S. for 2010:

Male | Female
1 Jacob | Isabella
2 Ethan | Sophia
3 Michael | Emma
4 Jayden | Olivia
5 William | Ava
6 Alexander | Emily
7 Noah | Abigail
8 Daniel | Madison
9 Aiden | Chloe
10 Anthony | Mia