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HelpRe: Polish twin girls
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The question is WHY is it popular there and what socioeconomic (and how educated) class uses it. Eliza was prononounced Eh-lee-za.
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Eliza is probably on par with Elisa in other non-English speaking countries. Elzbieta is also popular, as of course Elizabeth in all its forms tends to be.
If the names are very popular, they are probably pretty widely distributed over all socio-economic and educational groups.
And English and American culture is more widely known than ever before thanks to the Internet, so a "typically English" name like Amanda wouldn't be so unusual.
If the names are very popular, they are probably pretty widely distributed over all socio-economic and educational groups.
And English and American culture is more widely known than ever before thanks to the Internet, so a "typically English" name like Amanda wouldn't be so unusual.
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