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I was clicking through random names and there were several Polish ones with "h" in them and I only now noticed that their pronunciation is represented by "kh" and I was so surprised because it is common knowledge that Polish used to have a voiced "h" but not anymore, so I thought this can't be right! And that's how I learnt that the English "h" is a whole completely different thing than either voiced or unvoiced Polish "h". I feel deeply betrayed by every English teacher I've had in the 20+ years I've been learning the language! XD

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ETA Sorry for being off topic but this revelation rocked my world and it's all thanks to this update.

This message was edited 11/24/2020, 6:37 AM

Yay!

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I was pondering when we'd get a name update a few days ago and then it happened. What a coincidence.

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I was about to correct you on the usage on Bror, but Frollein Gladys already did that in a comment for the name, since it's also the word for "brother" in both Danish and Norwegian. So, if you could please correct that Mike, that would be great.

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Otherwise, thank you, Mike. Lots of great new names. :)

This message was edited 11/22/2020, 8:31 AM