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[Opinions] Ahh. Jensen. The #1 most ordinary last name in Denmark. (m)
That's why I could NEVER think of it as a first name. But it's okay, I guess, to use it in other countries. Back here in Denmark, you'd get an odd look, if you name a kid Jensen. And it's boring nontheless.It's prn YEN-sen btw. The 'sen' as 'zen', if it gives any meaning?- Charlie
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It's okay, just prn it as you like it. I just pointed it out, in case you wanted to prn it the Danish way.The meaning is "Jens søn" (Son of Jens), if you didn't know that.- Charlie
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Hmm...don't like that pronunciation. It's not common AT ALL in the US. It hasn't been in the top 1000 baby names since the year 2000. And in 2000 it was ranked 988. So...
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