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Comments for ANDREAS:
This is very common in Sweden, took over after the dated Anders and reached trendy heights.-- Anonymous User 12/17/2005
A famous bearer in Sweden is the pop singer Andreas Johnson ("Glorious").-- Ylva 3/19/2006
German pronunciation: awn-DRAY-ahs. [noted -ed]
Quite popular in Germany.-- JHK 9/2/2006
There is also a video game thing called San Andreas.-- Anonymous User 9/13/2006
Listen to the German pronunciation of Andreas here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html-- _satu_ 10/24/2006
And there's the infamous San Andreas Fault Line in California.-- Anonymous User 4/17/2007
This name is very popular and very common in Norway.-- Anonymous User 1/18/2008
This name is also used frequently in The Netherlands. [noted -ed]-- Lucille 6/1/2010
Andreas Hofer is the the national hero of Tyrol, Austria. He was the leader of the tyrolean rebellion against Napoleon's forces.-- penelope80 11/26/2010
Andreas Capellanus was a 12th century chaplain who wrote The Art of Courtly Love, a important social text from the time. Its influences can still be seen.-- Anonymous User 2/21/2011
Andreas Kofler is an Austrian ski jumper.-- enchy 1/28/2012
I love this name. It reminds me of one of my favorite athletes, Andreas Kofler. It sounds very strong, handsome and masculine.-- enchy 1/28/2012
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