Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries
Switzerland has more or less the same strict name laws as Germany, and if you want to use a name that does not tell the gender you have to use a second name that does.However, being born and living in the German-speaking part of Switzerland, I never heard of Andrea in particular as being such a problem case. In German Andrea is clearly female, and people from the German-speaking part don't have a problem with its gender.It might be otherwise in the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland however; I just don't know about the situation there.

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Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Ylva  ·  9/2/2007, 9:15 AM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Helene  ·  9/26/2007, 2:07 PM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Doralice  ·  9/7/2007, 3:36 AM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Minikui  ·  9/3/2007, 3:53 AM
Good laws I think  ·  Ylva  ·  9/9/2007, 6:34 AM
Re: Good laws I think  ·  Anneza  ·  9/10/2007, 4:52 AM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Rene  ·  9/3/2007, 4:17 AM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Minikui  ·  9/3/2007, 4:54 AM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  Anneza  ·  9/2/2007, 10:53 PM
Why not the feminine forms?  ·  Ylva  ·  9/9/2007, 6:18 AM
Re: Why not the feminine forms?  ·  Anneza  ·  9/10/2007, 4:55 AM
I would have changed my name after his death  ·  Ylva  ·  9/24/2007, 5:02 PM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  sunshine-babe  ·  9/2/2007, 11:39 AM
Re: Rules about female/male names in different countries  ·  ToveTer  ·  9/2/2007, 10:53 AM