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I like:

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Annie (nn for Anneliese)
Ella
Elsi (prefer Elsa)
Hailey (spelt Hayley)
Holly

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Leo
Oliver

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Alexander and William

I like:

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GIRLS
Alice
Anisa
Ebba
(Jesper, Hugo)
Emmie - as a nickname
(Elias)
(Dorothea*)
Fina - as a nickname
(Hugo)
(Algot)
Molly*
Ofelia*
Stina -nickname

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BOYS
Albin
Erik
Elias
( Elin)
(Elina)
Gustav
Hannes
Hugo
John (Erik)
Oliver

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Alexander* & William

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I like:

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Annie
Ebba
Ellie
Emily
Rose
Emma
Elias
Esther
Evelina
Hailey
Holly
Otto
Kevin
Molly
Max
Stella
Wilma

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Erik
Bastian
Chris
Eddie
Emil
Hannes
Harry
Hugo
John
Leo
Julia
Linus
Alexander
William
Liam
Jack

Wow. A stellar list. If only I had the same reaction when looking at BA lists here in the U.S.

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It's particularly nice seeing Alice, Cornelia, Dorothea, Elin (an underappreciated gem), Emil, Evelina, Gustav, Hugo, Ines, John, Josephine, Linus, Livia, Noel, Wilma.

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I don't care for Wilma in English. I assume the "w" is pronounced like an English "v," right? "VEEL-muh" or "VIL-muh" is very pretty.

I like:
Alice
Annie
Ebba
Esther
Hailey (Eline)
(Algot)
Ines
Molly (Max)
Ofelia
Stella

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Eddie
(Elina)
Gustav (Olof)
Hannes
John (Erik)
Leo
Liam
Lucas
Oliver
Olof

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Alexander & William
Noel & Liam (Jack)

I like Alice, Ebba, Esther, Hilma, Ines, Cornelia, Dorothea, Ofelia, Erik, Elias, Olof, Linus and Alexander.

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I don't like nicknames as full names: Ellie, Elli, Elsi, Emmie (I can't stand this), Chris, Nicki and Harry.

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Hailey, Kayleigh and Graeme are weird on Swedish kids. But when I see very English names on Swedish kids I assume that they have an English parent.

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Elijaz is terrible.

It's great to see Esther being used. It's a favorite of mine and I love that it has such international appeal. Most of these do really.
I also like
Alice
Anisa
Josephine

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Albin (but prefer Alban)
Hannes