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HelpRe: A need a name for a character
in reply to a message by Kerilyntaryn21
We don't use the Larissa spelling here. We used Larysa.
Katya is a Russian diminutive. That being said we do use it in Ukraine. But it's a diminutive.
Zlata isn't actually very popular among Ukrainian people, it's mostly used by the Russians here. The character isn't part of the Russian minority.
I prefer Lyubov or Lyubova over Lyuba. Though Lyubov is another name more popular with Russian people.
I've genuinely never met a Tamila in person. I don't doubt it's a real name, but I've only seen Tamilas online.
I associate Zhanna with middle aged women. My mother's name was Zhanna.
I could consider Nataliya, Nadiya, Tetyana.
Katya is a Russian diminutive. That being said we do use it in Ukraine. But it's a diminutive.
Zlata isn't actually very popular among Ukrainian people, it's mostly used by the Russians here. The character isn't part of the Russian minority.
I prefer Lyubov or Lyubova over Lyuba. Though Lyubov is another name more popular with Russian people.
I've genuinely never met a Tamila in person. I don't doubt it's a real name, but I've only seen Tamilas online.
I associate Zhanna with middle aged women. My mother's name was Zhanna.
I could consider Nataliya, Nadiya, Tetyana.
