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Names from a book
From a book with poems and stories by teens with different etnic heritage, all living in Sweden.Özgür (see Ozgur) (Kurdish)
Ivan (Capeverdian)
Hannan (see Hanan) (Moroccan)
Daniel (Swedish)
Kristina (Arab-Assyrian)
Natasha (Finnish-Yugoslavian)
Björn (Swedish)
Ann-Christin (Libanese, but her parents gave her a Swedish name)
Aysegül (see Ayse and Gul) (Turkish)
Javiera (Chilean)
Erik (Swedish)
Biljana (Macedonian)
Mirna (Libanese)
Jonny (Chinese)
Lisa (Swedish-Spanish)
Ousman (see Osman) (Gambian)
Veronika (Croatian-Greek-Italian)
Christoffer (Czech)
Sonja (Roma)
Lidia (Eritrean)
Daniel (Norwegian-Yugoslavian)
Iskander (see Iskender) (Assyrian)
Linda (Swedish)
Andreas (Swedish)
Katrin (Swedish)
Monika (Polish)
Adelia (Capeverdean)
Zehra (Kosovan)
Maria (Swedish)
Anastasia (Greek)
Gabriel (Uruguayan)
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I like: Özgür (see Ozgur)
Ivan
Ayse
Erik
Biljana
Mirna
Veronika
Sonja
Iskander (see Iskender)
Anastasia
Gabriel
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Aw. Seeing Bjorn reminds me of the biggest crush I had on Bjorn Borg in the 1970s. It's good to see it still being used. :-) Gorgeous list, all around.
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Well, actually the book is rather old, so this Björn was born in the 1970's! Björn is still used occasionally on children, but it's not common.
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I'll take a Bjorn any way I can get one. :-D
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