Just out of curiosity really (I don't actually have any babies requiring names)
There is a revival of older names here, but I wouldn't know if a French name for example, would be considered an older person's name or not.
I was sat musing this through Les Mis the other night. Could Fantine be the equivalent of Ethel in France?
And everywhere else too. What are the old man and lady names of other countries? And are they also being revived?
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What are considered to be old fashioned names in countries other than UK?
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TomArchersSausage · 07/02/2013 21:29
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