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HelpRe: French and German names?
in reply to a message by Glorianna
French:
Marc, Dominic, Laurence / Laurent, Damien, Sebastien, Julien, Maximilien, Adrien, Charles, Robert, Gerard, Luc, Loic, Francois, Jean-Baptiste, Pierre, Germain, Jerome, Edmond, Jules, Etienne, Henri, Philippe, Maxime, Remy, Fernand, Jacques, Jean, Georges, Bertrand, Bernard, Louis, Thierry, Victor, David, Vincent, Michel, Albert, Clement, Paul, Olivier, Martin, Simon, Andre', Antoin, Alain, Auguste, Jules, Gervais, Denis.
Adele, Gisele, Georgine, Clemence, Ines, Pascale, Martine, Sylvie, Marguerite / Margot, Anne, Melisande, Sophie, Pauline, Eugenie, Josephine, Genevieve, Lucie, Amelie, Dominique, Celeste, Fleur, Isabeau, Leonie, Marie / Mimi, Elisabeth, Catherine, Alix, Anais, Severine, Valerie, Germaine, Gervaise, Henriette, Hortense, Mathilde, Ghislaine, Evaine, Colombe, Francoise, Emmanuelle, Clothilde, Ottilie, Solange, Bernadette.
German:
Konrad / Kurt, Peter, Gunter / Gunther, Max, Stefan, Berndt, Emil, Friedrich (Fritz), Erich, Axel, Otto, Ulrich, Wolfram, Karl, Johannes / Johann, Ernst, Franz, Albrecht, Eugen, Benedikt, Alois, Nicolaus / Klaus, Matthias, Rainer, Rudolf, Rupert / Ruprecht, Gottfried, Gustav, Josef, Kaspar / Kasper, Isaak, Jeremias, Theodor, Walther, Ludwig, Kazimir, Dominik, Bruno, Heinrich, Wilhelm, Leopold.
Wilhlemina, Johanna, Maria, Anna, Gertrude, Lorelei, Frieda, Zella, Petra, Hildegarde, Swanhilda, clara, Clotilda, Elisabeth / Elsbeth / Liesl, Else, Amalia, Melusine, Roselinde, Alix, Emmeline, Anneliese, Adelheid, Angelika, Franziska, Elke, Beatrix, Charlotte, Veronike, Karoline, Ilse, Konstanze / Constanz, Lenore, Monika, Natalia, Adriane, Anastacie, Brigitta, Editha, Hanne / Hannele, Margret / Grete.
Marc, Dominic, Laurence / Laurent, Damien, Sebastien, Julien, Maximilien, Adrien, Charles, Robert, Gerard, Luc, Loic, Francois, Jean-Baptiste, Pierre, Germain, Jerome, Edmond, Jules, Etienne, Henri, Philippe, Maxime, Remy, Fernand, Jacques, Jean, Georges, Bertrand, Bernard, Louis, Thierry, Victor, David, Vincent, Michel, Albert, Clement, Paul, Olivier, Martin, Simon, Andre', Antoin, Alain, Auguste, Jules, Gervais, Denis.
Adele, Gisele, Georgine, Clemence, Ines, Pascale, Martine, Sylvie, Marguerite / Margot, Anne, Melisande, Sophie, Pauline, Eugenie, Josephine, Genevieve, Lucie, Amelie, Dominique, Celeste, Fleur, Isabeau, Leonie, Marie / Mimi, Elisabeth, Catherine, Alix, Anais, Severine, Valerie, Germaine, Gervaise, Henriette, Hortense, Mathilde, Ghislaine, Evaine, Colombe, Francoise, Emmanuelle, Clothilde, Ottilie, Solange, Bernadette.
German:
Konrad / Kurt, Peter, Gunter / Gunther, Max, Stefan, Berndt, Emil, Friedrich (Fritz), Erich, Axel, Otto, Ulrich, Wolfram, Karl, Johannes / Johann, Ernst, Franz, Albrecht, Eugen, Benedikt, Alois, Nicolaus / Klaus, Matthias, Rainer, Rudolf, Rupert / Ruprecht, Gottfried, Gustav, Josef, Kaspar / Kasper, Isaak, Jeremias, Theodor, Walther, Ludwig, Kazimir, Dominik, Bruno, Heinrich, Wilhelm, Leopold.
Wilhlemina, Johanna, Maria, Anna, Gertrude, Lorelei, Frieda, Zella, Petra, Hildegarde, Swanhilda, clara, Clotilda, Elisabeth / Elsbeth / Liesl, Else, Amalia, Melusine, Roselinde, Alix, Emmeline, Anneliese, Adelheid, Angelika, Franziska, Elke, Beatrix, Charlotte, Veronike, Karoline, Ilse, Konstanze / Constanz, Lenore, Monika, Natalia, Adriane, Anastacie, Brigitta, Editha, Hanne / Hannele, Margret / Grete.
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Argh. I was logged in. But I took too long or something. Anyway:
Antoin should be Antoine.
Wilhlemina should be Wilhelmina.
I forgot to add that I believe "e's" at the end of a word in German are pronounced like "eh / a." (If this is incorrect, someone please tell me.)
Argh. I was logged in. But I took too long or something. Anyway:
Antoin should be Antoine.
Wilhlemina should be Wilhelmina.
I forgot to add that I believe "e's" at the end of a word in German are pronounced like "eh / a." (If this is incorrect, someone please tell me.)
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Nope, you're correct!
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