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1
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name
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Japan
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Western names are uncommon and may be perceived as foreign in Japanese culture.
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12
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2
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name
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United States
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Common male names like Fred, David, Joel, Dave, Terry are prevalent in US culture.
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12
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3
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name
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Canada
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Common male names in Canada are Robert, Matt, Greg, Eric, and Jeff.
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11
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4
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name
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Japan
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In Japan, family names come before given names and are used with honorifics for respect.
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11
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5
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name
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United Kingdom
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Common masculine given names in the UK include Andrew, Robert, Matt, Brian, and Greg.
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11
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6
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name
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China
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Traditional Chinese culture does not commonly recognize or use names like Lisa, Annie, Sally, Holly, and Jill.
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10
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7
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name
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Korea
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In Korea, family names are placed before given names, and it is considered disrespectful to use someone's first name without permission.
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10
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8
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name
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Japan
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In Japan, the names Steve, Steven, and Danny are uncommon and may be considered foreign or exotic.
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8
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9
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name
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United Kingdom
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Common male names in the UK include Terry, Fred, Joel, and Dave.
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8
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10
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name
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Western
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Commonly used male names in Western countries include Jonathan, Daniel, Alex, Steven, and Danny.
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8
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11
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name
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India
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In India, the names Samantha and Jill are not widely used.
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7
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12
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name
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Latin America
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Common female given names in Latin America include Emma, Amanda, and Laura, with regional variations.
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7
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13
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name
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, names typically consist of a first name and a surname, often passed down through generations.
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7
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14
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name
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United States
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In the United States, Joe and Sarah are common names that represent average individuals in hypothetical scenarios.
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7
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15
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name
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Japan
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Traditional Japanese names are more common in Japan than Western names like Henry, James, and Perry.
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6
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16
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name
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South Korea
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Western names like Carrie, Lisa, and Katie are uncommon in South Korea, while Korean names like Irene are more popular.
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6
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17
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name
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United States
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In the United States, people are commonly addressed using their given and family names, reflecting personal preference or tradition.
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6
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18
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name
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United States
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In the United States, the names Jeff and Matt are commonly used as shortened forms of Jeffrey, Jeffery, and Matthew.
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6
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19
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name
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American
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Common American given names include Terry, Fred, Joel, and Norman.
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5
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20
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name
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Australia
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Common Australian female names include Amanda, Debbie, and Katie, with Debbie being a nickname for Deborah.
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5
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21
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name
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Western culture
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Common Western names like Saul, Samuel, and Joel are popular in English-speaking countries like the USA and UK.
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5
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22
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name
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Australia
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Common and informal Australian names and nicknames are popular in Australian culture.
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4
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23
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name
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China
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In China and Japan, Western names like Henry, James, and Perry are less common and may seem foreign.
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4
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24
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name
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Europe
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In Europe, people typically use first, last, and middle names in both formal and informal situations.
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4
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25
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name
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Vietnam
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In Vietnam, the male first names Andrew, Robert, and Jeff are uncommon.
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4
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26
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name
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Canada
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In Canada, people typically have a first, middle, and last name.
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3
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27
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name
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China
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The name Jeff is uncommon and difficult to pronounce or remember in Chinese culture.
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3
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28
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name
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Korea
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Foreign or exotic names like Steven and Danny are uncommon in Korean culture.
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3
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29
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name
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American culture
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Annie and Jill are common female names in American culture.
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2
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30
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name
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British
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Common British names often have historical and elite associations, such as royal ties and traditional significance.
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2
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31
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name
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East Asia
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In East Asian culture, the common naming convention is to use the family name followed by the given name.
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2
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32
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name
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Japan
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In Japan, using terms as first names is rare and may present pronunciation difficulties.
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2
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33
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name
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Japanese
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Japanese naming traditions prioritize the surname and utilize nameplates in residential settings.
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2
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34
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name
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New Zealand
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Common names and slang terms for males in New Zealand.
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2
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35
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name
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Nigeria
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Common Nigerian names, such as Ben and Jonathan, are used for both males and females.
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2
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36
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name
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South Asia
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The name Samantha is uncommon in South Asia, while the name Ruth is more prevalent.
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2
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37
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name
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United States
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Names like Connie and Halle are commonly used for individuals and event venues in the United States.
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2
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38
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name
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global
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The popularity of common human names varies across different countries.
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2
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39
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name
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European settler culture
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In European settler culture, surnames are commonly passed down through generations.
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1
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40
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name
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Igbo culture
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In Igbo culture, traditional naming involves naming children after their grandparents or other family members.
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1
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41
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name
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Literary culture
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Characters in literary culture often have meaningful or symbolic names reflecting their personality or role in the story.
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1
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