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Which russian name do Russian people like best?（Female and Male)
I am learning Russian in school now,my Russian name is Наташа.I like my Russian name very much.My classmates are called Анна Вера Елена Лилия Эмма Люба Павел Ян Марина Надя Оля Голя.I have two Russian teachers teach us Russian,one is called Саша,the other is called Зоя.I'm very interested in Russian name. I have many Russian friends on Italki,most of them like Саша this name,i don't know why?I think it's just so so.My favourite Russian male name is Андрей and female name is Наташа. SO DEAR FRIENDS WHAT"S YOUR IDEA?
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To be honest I’ve never heard such a name like Голя, though you probably misprint in Галя, if not your teachers are wrong. My favourite names are Филипп (m) & Inga (f), they aren’t Slavonic but rather spread in Russia.
About Russian names look here http://planeta-imen.narod.ru/imena/zolotomuzh.html
and here http://planeta-imen.narod.ru/imena/zolotozhen.html
and here http://planeta-imen.narod.ru/imena/zolotozhen.html
I have lived in Russia for 13 years and the most of people's names are Natasha , Masha , Sveta - These are female names . Ruslan , Sasha , Jenya , man name.
There is a lot of good names. Male - Sergey, Oleg, Ivan, Nikolai, Evgenii.
Female - Elena, Ol'ga, Irina, Tat'jana, Ekaterina. My name - Vjacheslav. Short form - Slava.
Female - Elena, Ol'ga, Irina, Tat'jana, Ekaterina. My name - Vjacheslav. Short form - Slava.
By me "Лиза" (Елизавета) is favorite russian female name.
As for the male's... well, I like old slavonic names like my own, "Владислав", and "Святослав", "Вячеслав", "Игорь", "Олег" also.
As for the male's... well, I like old slavonic names like my own, "Владислав", and "Святослав", "Вячеслав", "Игорь", "Олег" also.
my favourite male names are: Nikita, Kirill, Konstantin, Nikolay, Yuriy, Sergey, Alexey, Alexander...
female names: Yana, Kira, Kristina, Daria, Olga, Nadezhda (sounds on russian like "hope"), Ljubov ("love"), Vera ("Faith"), Irina, Oksana
female names: Yana, Kira, Kristina, Daria, Olga, Nadezhda (sounds on russian like "hope"), Ljubov ("love"), Vera ("Faith"), Irina, Oksana
I have had many Russian friends over the years who were called; Ivanka, Nona, Larissa, Oleg, Gregor, Sergei and Tania.
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