Thread:Buono Tomato/@comment-107.130.160.242-20150218014147/@comment-107.130.160.242-20150218222948

You're welcome, I do have the Danish keyboard as it is a Danish computer. Well, the top 10 surnames for Denmark  (from 2011) are Jensen, Nielsen, Hansen, Pedersen, Andersen, Christensen, Larsen, Sørensen, Rasmussen and Jørgensen. The top 10 female first names in Denmark (from 2014) are Emma, Ida, Laura, Sofia, Freja, Isabella, Karla, Clara, Anna and Ella. Anne, Anna and Camilla seem to be most common in Denmark as of 2015, though. You can make a lot of lovely combinations I think, but if you ask my favourites I'd say I like Ella Nielsen or Karla Christensen. I hope I've given more ideas! I think Køhler in general is a nice one, but if they aren't in direct relation with Mathias/Denmark (as a daughter or so) I'd go with this as it isn't common. I don't think I've ever met a Køhler, haha. I've only been in a few other cities in the Sjælland area however.