why is it the most slavic names ykaterina, alexandrovich, alexandrovna, and then just 'ian'
my absolute favs:
- who can define popularity
- unromantic
- the guy inside me
- who can define popularity
- unromantic
- the guy inside me
why is it the most slavic names ykaterina, alexandrovich, alexandrovna, and then just 'ian'
@oohbaby alexandrovich is derived from the father's name, it means son of Alexander and alexandrovna is daughter of Alexander! So it's only used there as per Russian naming customs :D but Ian isn't a common Russian name and it's understandable to sound simple bcuz