Non-english names, hilarity ensues

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Truant

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I just want to inform you, that no matter how shitty you think your name is.

My first name is pronounced semen.

Yes, semen. Cum. Juice. Ballsauce.

Beat that shit.
 
We had an Indian newspaper passed around recently featuring a story on some politician with the surname Dikshit. I know it's immature, but I laughed.
 
I'm portuguese, and I have a name that is almost impossible to pronounce correctly for anyone who is not a native portuguese speaker.

It's irritating.
 
Truant said:
I just want to inform you, that no matter how shitty you think your name is.

My first name is pronounced semen.

Yes, semen. Cum. Juice. Ballsauce.

Beat that shit.

Where from?

Myke Greywolf said:
I'm portuguese, and I have a name that is almost impossible to pronounce correctly for anyone who is not a native portuguese speaker.

It's irritating.

What is it?
 
Myke Greywolf said:
I'm portuguese, and I have a name that is almost impossible to pronounce correctly for anyone who is not a native portuguese speaker.

It's irritating.
I can pronounce that.
 
My middlename is "Dick", its named after my grandfather and is a normal name in Holland.
Now its not my calling name but its in my pasport and its quite the eye catcher :\
 
Truant said:
I just want to inform you, that no matter how shitty you think your name is.

My first name is pronounced semen.

Yes, semen. Cum. Juice. Ballsauce.

Beat that shit.
Just change it to Simon and stop bitching.
 
My real name, fairly common in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, is also a popular ice cream in New Zealand. It helped with the ladies
 
Truant said:
Yes, semen. Cum. Juice. Ballsauce.

Beat that shit.

these two sentences are related.

Dat_Drink_Ik_Op said:
My middlename is "Dick", its named after my grandfather and is a normal name in Holland.
Now its not my calling name but its in my pasport and its quite the eye catcher :\

Dick is short for Richard, and it's normal in the US, except for snickering middle schoolers.
 
A friend of mine had a client recently whose last name was Nicewanger. I tried to call bullshit, but he sent me a pic of some paperwork she had filled out.
 
Dat_Drink_Ik_Op said:
My middlename is "Dick", its named after my grandfather and is a normal name in Holland.
Now its not my calling name but its in my pasport and its quite the eye catcher :\

There are probably quite a few Dick de Cock's living in Holland...
 
My name rhymes with dick...that's at least bad when you're growing up or around drunk people who think they are being witty.
 
I know several people who's called Simen. Internationally I go by Eric, because people get their tongues twisted by Eirik.
 
I used to work in a call centre, you see some pretty interesting names there. Sanfrancisco Buddiman, he was lovely, as was a poor girl called Golfo.
 
Nigerian friend whose name is pronounced like the proper pronunciation of "anime" except the "nee" part is pronounced more like "nuh", close enough though.
 
I pass this car every day on my way to the office.

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We once had a VP called Kuntz.

He always insisted that he'd be introduced to press using Dr, followed by his first and middle names, in order to distract attention from the surname.

In one investor event our CEO would be casually introduced by his first name, while this dude would insist on the whole litany.
 
There's a dutch guy called

Dick de kok

DICK THE COCK GET IT
 
Only two I can think of were from Junior College. One was named Dang Li Wang and another person that that I actually am friends with is named Jackie Tran.
 
I know of a Yung Shit that lives in Flushing, NY.

When I worked for a national wireless carrier, we would search for funny names when we were bored.
 
My first name is Jerker. Yep. And not only does it sound like that, you spell it exactly like that.

It's swedish and related to the name Erik, somehow.
 
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