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Right. Well obviously it's common in Poland, it was just about the most common at the time it was awarded to me from what I hear. But in Norway (and I imagine in Holland as well) it's as common as Z12aUx9e. Btw I know of a Polish guy in Antwerp who is my age and has he same name (last met him...

common where?

Marcin. Since I started using Martin when I was 12 it's become almost more natural to me. And yes I've seen plenty of those kinds of cases. :disagree:

bleh, I had that Swedish (and Norwegian alike) lack of imagination with respect to [well known] international names. It's why I practically changed my name to Martin, so idiots wouldn't have to scratch their heads at a mutant 'c' in my name. :lazy: