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HelpRe: Your Most Popular & Least Popular Combos
in reply to a message by LMS
Using lists for America, and my list on this site (which is slightly out of date and not nearly comprehensive):
James Andrew (13 22) - Sort of boring.
Anna Ruby (35 93) - I like this, it's sweet.
Blaise Duncan (912 821) - This is very nice; I have good taste.
Amalia Lilia (931 907) - Way too rhymey.
Using Israel's top 500 for 2013, going down the list and picking the first two that would be on my list if I had one (In Hebrew I have even less of a list, so it's pretty much the first two I like):
Yehonatan Yair (8 16) - Wow this is pretty boring.
Tamar Avigail (3 9) - This too, but it's nicer.
Amir Elam (465 460) - I feel this is cheating because Amir-spelled-differently is way higher than 465, and I don't actually have a preference as to spelling.
Kinneret Tzlil (421 373) - This is really nice. Kinneret is one of my favorites.
There's an interesting phenomenon going on here, in which I don't like names in Hebrew that I do like in English (or in general, non-Hebrew names transliterated into Hebrew). For example, Adele could be one of my favorites in English, but the moment it's spelled אדל and places number 7 for girls in Israel, it wouldn't make the list.
James Andrew (13 22) - Sort of boring.
Anna Ruby (35 93) - I like this, it's sweet.
Blaise Duncan (912 821) - This is very nice; I have good taste.
Amalia Lilia (931 907) - Way too rhymey.
Using Israel's top 500 for 2013, going down the list and picking the first two that would be on my list if I had one (In Hebrew I have even less of a list, so it's pretty much the first two I like):
Yehonatan Yair (8 16) - Wow this is pretty boring.
Tamar Avigail (3 9) - This too, but it's nicer.
Amir Elam (465 460) - I feel this is cheating because Amir-spelled-differently is way higher than 465, and I don't actually have a preference as to spelling.
Kinneret Tzlil (421 373) - This is really nice. Kinneret is one of my favorites.
There's an interesting phenomenon going on here, in which I don't like names in Hebrew that I do like in English (or in general, non-Hebrew names transliterated into Hebrew). For example, Adele could be one of my favorites in English, but the moment it's spelled אדל and places number 7 for girls in Israel, it wouldn't make the list.
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