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Q: What is the least common English name given to chinese girls and boys?

Just  a guess but I'd say for girls it is Amanda and for boys probably a toss up between Derek and Dominick

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mattaya is my guess, what an interesting question, how do you sleep with all this floating around in your skull?

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mattaya:

your forgiven you are on here 24/7. troll lately?

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Only cause I like you

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Yes, good question this one!

 

Something to take my mind off the intermittent drone of the neighbours' power drill!

 

My guess would be Matilda for a boy and Engelbert for a girl.

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TedDBayer:

I'm being sarcastic. Just another set of three dumb questions, followed by dumb answers to every post.

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So was I!

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i think the name would be JAMES BOND , don't get me wrong but this is the first name came into my mind , caz i jus watch the movie 007 

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