Message: "Hans" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Hans

by autumn23

9/14/2013, 6:17 AM

Wdyt of this name?

I came across this name while reading "The Poor Miller's Boy and the Cat" for my Loss and Grief in Children's Literature class and its been on my mind.
I like it even though its short.

#Hans

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- Billina +1

9/14/2013, 7:35 AM

"Loss & Grief in Children's Literature"? Sounds like an interesting class.

I like Hans, too. It's short, it's sweet, but it pack a wallop. I love names like that.

- autumn23

9/14/2013, 6:33 PM

It's an interesting class so far.

- Königin der Nacht (Koenigin der Nacht)

9/14/2013, 7:06 AM

I love the way it sounds, but I'd never use it because of a personal association.

- Quill (QuillHeart) +3

9/14/2013, 6:25 AM

In the Netherlands it's an older name, most people named Hans are at least 45 years old. I don't like it.

- Mar (X-Mar)

9/15/2013, 2:50 AM

Yup.

I know several men named Hans and they're all over 40 years old. Hearing that someone named their baby Hans would be a little strange (not shocking, but it would stand out among other kids names).

Hans in itself isn't bad, but not something I'd ever consider.

- Sigrid (Beautiful Victory) +1

9/14/2013, 7:26 AM

Same in Sweden. I don't like it either.

- Caprice

9/14/2013, 11:42 AM

Hans is a name that sounds kind to me, because my mother had two uncles named Hans (one was called Hasse and one was simply called Hans). They were both very kind, so it's not a name I would call ugly, but it's not a name I would choose for a child.

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