Yes and no. It depends on which branch of Judaism the family practices. In nonreligious families, parents will choose a Hebrew name and a name common to the land of their birth.
In traditional Jewish circles, some families will choose Hebrew names with English and Hebrew pronounciations.
Most Jewish families choose names in 2 different ways:
Askenazi: Name after the dead
Sefardi: Name after the living
Yes, the majority of Jewish parents wouldn't have an issue with their children dating an atheist. More religious parents would want their children to date an atheist Jew as opposed to someone non-Jewish.
You most cetainly are Jewish, from the minute you were adopted.
They want to get married without a matchmaker and also get married with someone who is not Jewish like them.
Most parents do this because they want their children to have unique names and stand out. Or they could choose the name because they like the name.
they can be scared to be alone
Becuase why would the parents want their children to have the same middle name?
Sometimes, parents want to choose their children's lives FOR them, and that's wrong. Some parents want doctors, lawyers and even soldiers, but those decisions are up to their children.
Yes, if the mother isn't Jewish and the parents want to raise the baby Jewish.
Dress, Eat, Chores, Homework, talk, brush teeth, drive
It depends on if their parents want their children or not.
because they want there best for their children and want them to succeed in life
They were usually killed, like their parents. The Holocaust was genocide, and Eichmann stressed that killing Jewish children was particularly important from the Nazi point of view as they didn't want a new generation of Jews. Many starved to death. We will never forget. bless their innocent souls