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Hallo! Endlich hab ich auch mal was für eure coole Seite. Wikcoria fuhr letztens vor mir mit. Gesichtet übrigens in Wien, Österreich. lg! Susanne 
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I'm not sure what "im Ente" means ("in der Ente" would mean "in the duck"?!) but Lorimon is rather a good name, oder?
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Passau, Parkplatz vor dem Museum am Muttertag
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Interesting Irish-Italian mashup in Germany.
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Chrisdula - entdeckt in Stuttgart.
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From a purely nosey point of view, I wish named bumper stickers would catch on in the UK. Every car journey would be an adventure!
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Ein Österreicher in Dresden
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Anothr Feanor to make my day! If I didn't know the car was Austrian, I would have guessed these names were maybe Finnish.
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Kiel, Kreuzung beim ADAC. Giana Kathleen & Linus Laurin.
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Interesting mixture of language influences between these two siblings.
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Billionaire sheikh from the United Arab Emirates carves his name into the Earth in letters so big, they can be read from space.
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Wow - this puts to shame my efforts with a stick at the beach.
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Mateo Marwin
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It took a moment of staring before the penny dropped and I realised that Marwin is pronounced like Marvin. As always, ignore the website's strapline and any negative comments on the posts. All names are interesting!
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Though photography is one of the youngest art forms, there has been enough history to produce an aggregation of interesting names--from Ansel to Imogen to Fox. - baby names
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Gesehen in Plau am See, kein Fake, die meinen das echt ernst!
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Tom Luzifer? Zicke = bitch (I hope it's less insulting in German) Schelm = rogue
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Looks like a Slavic spelling, but I'm not sure which language; or could just be German. Anyone?
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Ein regnerischer Tag in Lommatzsch
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Good double-barrelling!
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Gesehen in Lüneburg. Oder ist das etwa ein Gemüse?!
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I don't get it. German-speakers, does Romysa sound like a vegetable?
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I'm not convinced by the transcription: I think that's a T, not a C*, so it's Wiktoria.
*It's ok, medieval scribes got them confused all the time.