Common nicknames...

[jokjinari 160]

Bob is not a boring name. It can be Robert, Rob, and Bob. I have also seen many accounts with bob in them.

[r_by880 6]

Doktor is also a really common Russian name, I noticed.

[BUGATTI_PRO_LATVIA 1]

Doktor is also a really common Russian name, I noticed.

Doktor means Healer or Doctor....

[r_by880 6]

And Messi is popular too. I guess many Russians are unkempt.

[BUGATTI_PRO_LATVIA 1]

Its isnt Italien name?

[gunslingerOoO 32]

dude what does kirill mean and also how are you guys typing in russian and english

i try to type onar but they no understand

[r_by880 6]

Because "onar" is sooooo similar to флаг. Also kirill is a fish that you can eat. Good with the right sauces.

Edited January 23, 2013 by r_by880

[Capella.Fighter.22 1]

I see a lot of people using one of these names in their nickname: ''slava'' ''roma'' or ''dima''

What does it mean? is it their name or something?

Because honestly; the nickname doesn't look good if you want to represent something and isn't your real name...

I understand if people put it in their nickname, if it is their actual name in real life.

 

But why are there so many of them, are they russian?

I tried to search for the meanings of them on google, but I couldn't find anything related to ''dima'', ''slava'' or ''roma''

 

It's just a common name in russia. And probably in Ukraine too.The name "dima" is a common name in my country too. It's just like "bob" "bill" "Walter" etc.

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