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does it seem like asian girls have american names that are about a generation behind?

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hmm let's see

asian girls... Maggie , Vivan, Mia, Cindy, Maria, Sonia, Cassidy...
white girls... Rose, Maria, Grace, Jennifer, Cindy, Anne, Amy...
black girls... Toni, Mary, Fallon, Shelia...
hispanic girls... Chirstina, Kara, Angel

eh.. i don't see it.. this age group is 17-22

*edit* anyone remember that site to see how many people in USA has your name???
 
Originally posted by: WinkOsmosis
Great post where you wrote two paragraphs and never said your name!😕

I edited it to 4 paragraphs and still never said my name! =p I don't usually post my name on the internet though...just one of those things, no offense or anything.
 
Originally posted by: Sid59
or .. call them by their last name ... like they do in Asia and Japan. though, i do'nt think that would be popular with the ladies.

??? That's not really how it's done in China...that would be really confusing since some last names are awful popular(think Chan or Lee)...
You might be referring to the practice of saying the family name first but most definitely nobody in China would call people by just their last names since that would be pretty impractical.

So instead of saying Ziyi Zhang, you say Zhang Ziyi like they usually do =p
(on a side note: mmm....)
 
Originally posted by: TekDemon
Originally posted by: Sid59
or .. call them by their last name ... like they do in Asia and Japan. though, i do'nt think that would be popular with the ladies.

??? That's not really how it's done in China...that would be really confusing since some last names are awful popular(think Chan or Lee)...
You might be referring to the practice of saying the family name first but most definitely nobody in China would call people by just their last names since that would be pretty impractical.

So instead of saying Ziyi Zhang, you say Zhang Ziyi like they usually do =p
(on a side note: mmm....)

yeah you're right.
 
My friends' names (well, the "American" names) are Susan, Cindy, Kim, Kathy, Shari...the list continues, but they're mostly "new" names...I've known a Rose as well. Oh yeah, a bunch of Jen/Gens in there.
 
Susan I sometimes hear, but the others no I don't in girls my age. For them it's charish, blowanda, choclair, and other stupid sh*t.

In fact if I'm ever hiring somebody and their parents gave them a made up name I'll simply not consider them. I don't care how good they are. That's my stand.
 
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: dolph
i know asian girls around my age (24) named vivian, rose, susan, alice, carol, annette, lorraine... but never met a white girl with one of those names who was under 40. has it just been my experience, or do other people notice it too?
IMO those names are better than all the Brittney, Heather and the like names that most of the current genenration of women seem to have!

agreed, and i'm from the current generation.
 
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