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Published: 2012-12-20 19:21:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 79960; Favourites: 472; Downloads: 10
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So, I got bored again, and made this list for you guys. ;3It's a mixture of fanon, canon, and the ones I use personally. It's in mostly alphabetical order, and includes micronations and Latin Hetalia.
Have fun, you can use them for whatever, it's just nice to have them all down.
Enjoy.
Link to the list on tumblr: [link]
Nyotalia names list: [link]
Hetalia (c) Himayura
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It's 'Braginsky'. /i/ is Polish dialect, and /y/ is Russian dialect. ^_^
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It's funny cause I actually have an oc name Toby but his last name is Williams
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I think Neeraja is a girl name (I'm indian) but if you take of the a at the end then GOOD JOB HE'S NAMED NEERAJ PATEL
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ah thailand's name.... i think the name "Tai" is more of a nickname. every thai person has one, no one calls each other by their first names, they only do that in formal settings and by last name in a super formal/religious setting
i think the thai name "ΰΉΰΈΰΈΰΈ£ΰΈ²ΰΈ" pronouced (Ae-ka-rahd) would be better, it's pretty common
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Ever wish China was actually names "Yaoi Wang"? That would be absolutely beautiful.
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OH MY GOSH YES IT WOULD BE BOOTYFUL
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If only...iiif only....T^T
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Well, to be honest, the surnames for Hong Kong and Macau are not accurate.
Most Chinese people in Hong Kong and Macau have Cantonese as their first language, and the names of Hong Kong and Macau should be written as "Lee Siu-chun (can be spelt alternatively as Lei Siu-Chun or Li Siu-chun, rarely)" and "Cheung Wang (can be spelt alternatively as "Cheung Wong", depends on what you think about which is the surname, because "Cheng" and "Wang" can be surnames if you only see the english translations of the chinese characters)".
Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese have different pronunciations in words. Take China's name "ηθ" as an example, in Mandarin Chinese, it was pronounced as "Wang2 Yao4". However, in Cantonese, it was pronounced as "Wong4 Yiu6". Therefore, the english translations for the names in their identity cards are different.
Take the surname "η" as an example. Most of the Cantonese speakers will use "Wong" as their English surnames in their identity cards. Cantonese speakers with their english surnames based on their sunames' Mandarin Chinese pronunciations are more possible to be immigrants from mainland China.
~Words from a Hongkonger
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Some of these names aren't accurate, like Netherlands and Belgium for example.
Also, too many Kirklands. If a colony has gained independence, they should not have the same last name as their colonizers.
Maybe you should update these.
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vladimir popescu?Β
more like vladimir popcorn-chickenΒ
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I have no legit reason for finding this comment funny and laughing for a solid 30-60 seconds other than possibly being slap happy, but bless you for making this wonderfulness
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Not to be rude, but 'Maes' isn't a Dutch surname. Or at least I think so. I've never met someone in Holland with the surname Maes. Maybe 'van Dijk' or 'Jansen' or 'Smit' is better?
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iβve met plenty of people with that surname
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It's mostly likely the Frysian version of Maas, so that's why I got confused 3 years ago.
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Maes means Maas, it's an old Dutch term.
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Oh, that makes sense! Old-Frysian I guess xD But this surname is no longer being used here (I think) so that's why I was a bit confused ^^
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I've been calling New Zealand Robyn even though I don't even think it's a guy name, but oh well
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Sorry to sound rude but................Ludwig isn't country.
(I know its Germany)
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For Ireland, a more accurate name would probably be a good Celtic/Gaeilge name. Something along the lines of Alill, Owyn, Albe, or Darragh. If you were going for stereotypical Irish: James, Sean, or Connor would be good.
Although, if you do like the name Angus, the Irish version of that would be Aengus. (Other spellings do include Anghus,Β Aonghus, and Oengus).Β Angus is the English version of the name. (Just like Aonghas and Aonghus are the Scottish Gaidhlig version of the name.)
Also, about Russia, it should be spelled Braginsky, not Braginski. The 'ski' shows Polish ancestry, while 'sky' is Russian. (My family argues over this stuff. So yeah. Braginsky is more correct)
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you need to add more south-east asian btw =w="
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You accidentally put "Ludwig" instead of "Germany".
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I do Nikolai (I know, confusing for Nyo!Belarus) and Boris for Bulgaria. I also use Slovenov and Dobrev for his surname.
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I call Bulgaria Tsvetan Borisov.
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Me too.
Nikola Georgiev is good too. ^w^ (TBH, I'm Bulgarian. :>)
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Also for Philippines the Headcannon name for her is Maria-Clara Carriedo..its up to you for the last name (dela Cruz,Santos, Garcia,Alonso etc.)
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It's not Carriedo because she's independent, and Maria-Clara is the kind of Mary-Sueish woman.
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it is. i've seen many female philippines with Carriedo in it. Your not even Filipino and I know
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Of course I am not but my friend is a Fillipino guy
I stay in Asia indeed
but not Fillipino
Say... R U Phillipines?
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Isn't England's official title The Imperial United Kingdom and Northern Ireland? So... Wouldn't that mean that Ireland's title would be the Republic of Ireland?
P.S Angus is more of a Scottish name and Patrick would sound more Irish.
(Just voicing my opinion.)
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There's a confusion about this actually.
Although England seems more correct.
(Because if you add his brothers, you'll form UK. Only that, England is their leader.)
That's an opinion but it didnt sound like one lol
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There's a theory that it might actually be Germany as a child. Y'know what I mean?
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Not Available due to history haha :v
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- I think Viα»t Nam is Chung Lien ( not lien chung )
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It's also fun to call Rome 'Romulus', since Romulus was the original founder of Rome in the stories.Β
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Thanks so much! I've been scrounging around for their names, and here they all are in one convenient spot. Thank you! <3
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