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Re: Posh British names
I'm in the UK and while I know Harriet and Matilda are normal and quite popular these days, they still feel posh to me, especially Harriet.

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I'm guessing that quite a few of those Harriets (like my cousin) are named after great-grandpas, etc. called Harry - a very common name.
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Ah, that hadn't occurred to me. I get a completely different vibe from Harry v Harriet, but it makes sense!
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