Be me

>be me
>his name is David
>he is from Germany
Are Western Europeans Anglicising their names now?

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>meet this guy

>David
>Anglo
It's jewish

its semitic of aramaic origin

Literally not an Anglo name, it's popular cause of the Bible

Germans these days are basically all about anglo names like:

>Tim
>Ben
>Noah
>Louis

Seeing as how we made basically every typical german name like Heinz; Heinreich; Wolfgang; Gunter; Hans; Wilhelm; Adolf; Otto and so-on basically evil.

Yes but Germans spell it the Anglo way.

It's always been spelt like that in German

It's also spelled like that in Spanish

It's an anglo disease thinking everything that resembles something they have was taken from them

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lol

David is not a Jewish name over here, and we don't anglicise our names, we are taking them from the bible.
t. Matthew

the real question is are americans fat because of how dumb they are or it's their fat what makes them stupid

>meet a Welsh guy
>tells me his name is "David"
>ask him to spell it
>D-A-F-Y-D-D

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>david the anglo beat goliath
lol, americans are really this stupid

None of those are anglo names. And they are usually pronounced the german way. We have always shared many names especially biblical ones or ones with common roots.

David is Hebrew name not anglo

Scandis do this too, I believe.

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>Ben
>Noah

>Literally words in Hebrew and name etymology is Hebrew
>'''anglo names'''

>louis
>english

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yeah, I've even met people called Thomas or Alexander

>Not naming your son Tristan

>ITT: Burgers think Hebrew names are traditional Anglo names.

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>Are Western Europeans Anglicising their names now?
What the fuck is Anglo about "David", it's a biblical name just like so many others, "David" is just the German translation of the Hebrew name.

>Yes but Germans spell it the Anglo way.
No, it just so happens that the translation of the Hebrew word is the same in English and German, as these languages are pretty similar in many ways.