Poll: How common is your name?

[theevilgenius60]

With a name like Edward, I know quite a few people who share it

 

[IDTheftVictim]

no one has my name, my grand two letter name

 

[Aranialis]

Afonso is a fairly rare name, even with our first king being named Afonso. I'm portuguese by the way. =)

Are you sure? I mean I know like at least 20 people named Alfonso, maybe that name is more common in Mèxico we call almost all of them Poncho.
I know of 1 person with my name and that's it, my name is Immanol I'd say pretty rare nowadays I think it's Hebrew.

I'm pretty sure, and in case you noticed, its not exactly Alfonso, but rather Afonso... No L in it, of course I let my american friends call me Al. But yeah my name is quite rare in Portugal. =) It must just that its different in Spanish speaking countries.

 

[Stammer]

I've only known about 3 other people in my whole life who've had this name. It's so rare I don't even see it on television or in movies.

Though I've heard that in other places the name "Tyler" is a lot more common... just not 'round here.

 

[ParadigmOfParanoia]

I dont know about "Tylar" but I know a "Tylor". I'm in the same boat with a name like Connor.
There was another Connor at my school until he graduated and yet somehow the S4B teachers still managed to put "Conner" on my awards. I checked most of the older yearbooks and there has never even been a "Conner" attend that school system. And I don't want to talk about the other two...

 

[Furbyz]

My name, Ian, is fairly rare in the US, but not nearly so much elsewhere. So I'm told at least.

 

[DaKiller]

My name is Jeff, common, but people also call me the correct spelling of Geoff which is a less common name

 

[Sparcrypt]

My first name is extremely common, my surname however is quite unique - the only people I've heard of or met with it are my family.

 

[Chris646]

Chris is a fairly common name. I just googled my first and last name, and apparently the few that showed up on the first page were a writer and an actor. Coincidentally, those are both things I enjoy doing.
Clearly, this means that I will be a time traveler.

 

[mrsuperunderpants]

Eddie is rare in the UK because usually it is short for Edward which mine isn't. I think the name Eddie is more common in America than it is in the UK

 

[mGoLos]

Never thought about it actually so uh ... http://www.behindthename.com/top/name/dannie

Yeah.

 

[Blemontea]

Kind of a special, Bremen is a very common last name in Germany. Though i checked Facebook and their was only three other people with Bremen as their first name but their is still the possibility of others... so Rare?

 

[Aetherius]

I've never met someone with My name and that 'howmanyofme.com' site says that I'm the only one :'( Teach me to be born to a Laotian and an Australian, oh well, it makes it easy to google myself.

 

[dcdude171]

Nathan/ Nate , i said is fairly rare not the most common, only met one other nate in my life , my last name is very common though

 

[chaos order]

names nadim a fairly uncommon name, especially with the spelling. it means friend and or drinking buddy, which is odd cause i dont drink

 

[Quazimofo]

yeah, there's a few hundred thousand people named kyle in the US, so i figure its fairly common. however, it seems about 3% of those kyles are female. curious.

also, it seems less than 100 people have it as a last name. i'd like to meet one of them!

but combine my first and last names, and i am one of the select few (only around 1,200 with my name combo, despite the INCREDIBLY common last name. you could probably guess it, but i have no wealth so you cant rob me of anything! mwahaha!)

sadly, no kyle kyles though.

Edit: i just tried this. apparently, there are an estimated 1500 americans named cake. how appropriate

 

[deshorty]

I'm not sure about my name. I only knew one Austin personally other than myself but I have never met another since he moved.

 

[TheFloBros]

yeah, there's a few hundred thousand people named kyle in the US, so i figure its fairly common. however, it seems about 3% of those kyles are female. curious.

also, it seems less than 100 people have it as a last name. i'd like to meet one of them!

but combine my first and last names, and i am one of the select few (only around 1,200 with my name combo, despite the INCREDIBLY common last name. you could probably guess it, but i have no wealth so you cant rob me of anything! mwahaha!)

sadly, no kyle kyles though.

Edit: i just tried this. apparently, there are an estimated 1500 americans named cake. how appropriate

My name's Kyle too

 

[kzeelio]

My name is the most common female name for my year of birth. High School roll-call was a pain in the ass.

 

[SoulSalmon]

There has been another "Nick" throughout every class in primary school, high school, and now Tafe... whats the bet I end up working with another Nick as well...