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⌈ Secret Post #2413 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Dude, Zdzisław or Świętopełk are super easy to pronounce. But then I am Polish :D

Also, you are unlikely to meet a Zdzisław under the age of 40, not a cool name anymore, and Świętopełk was last in vogue sometime in the Middle Ages. As in no one ever is called that name. And if they are their parents suck terribly.

[(Anonymous)]

Ooooh can you give some common names you know of?

I saw a fic once that used Przemysław, and I liked that due to the meaning but it seems really easily pronounceable.

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sa

http://archiveofourown.org/works/644173
The fic in question if anyone is curious. Forewarning, the updates are sloooooooow.

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DA

If you want some common Polish names for boys: Piotr, Paweł, Adam, Jan, Andrzej, Filip, Michał, Marek, Marcin, Bartek, Mateusz, Kuba, Patryk... unless that's not what you were asking about.

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ayrt

I was thinking more common but still completely unpronounceable to the foreign tongue, but thanks for those anyway. Bartek is an interesting name...

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DA

It's hard to judge just how unpronounceable something might be, but here's a few that could be good?

Czesław, Grzegorz, Ireneusz(a bit rarer), Jędrzej, Kazimierz(more common in middle-aged men), Krzysztof, Mieczysław(slightly rare), Olgierd, Szczepan(a bit rare), Wawrzyniec(slightly rare), Włodzimierz(middle-aged men)