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in reply to a message by Dracotorix
I was wondering about that. I found statistics and up until 1955 or so all the girls names in the top 5 ended in -ko. That changed slowly over the next decades and by 1985 not a single name in the top 5 ended in -ko anymore.
I do think there must have been some exceptions as I've met about 20 girls named Akiko in my life and they were all born in the 80s, so -ko names couldn't have been completely out of style at the time, I guess they just weren't used as frequently anymore.
I think Aiko was really common in the early 2000s, I once read it was the #1 name for a while.
I really like Taro, I know a guy named this.
I do think there must have been some exceptions as I've met about 20 girls named Akiko in my life and they were all born in the 80s, so -ko names couldn't have been completely out of style at the time, I guess they just weren't used as frequently anymore.
I think Aiko was really common in the early 2000s, I once read it was the #1 name for a while.
I really like Taro, I know a guy named this.
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