Names aren't usually translated when talking in another language. They stay the same. Derrius happens to be pretty easy to pronounce for a Swedish-speaking person too, tho it might sound different with a Swedish accent. Some names have an equivalent name in other languages, but a Swedish person could very well be named Derrius, so I don't believe it has another equivalent name.
Persson, Johansson, Andersson, Eriksson, Karlsson
sson in it, like andersson or pettersson, 20 percent have this syntax.
Bengt af Klintberg has written: 'Harens klagan' -- subject(s): Folk literature, Folk literature, Swedish, Folklore, History and criticism, Swedish Folk literature 'Skogsdykaren' 'Namnen i almanackan' -- subject(s): Almanacs, Swedish, Names, Personal, Personal Names, Swedish Almanacs
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Names are pronounced the same since they are individual.
Names are pronounced the same since they are individual.
Names are pronounced the same since they are individual.
Sigrid, Siri
Marie Callendars
The military service in Sweden is very similar to that of most countries. The actual names are provided next to the English equivalent as of 2011: Swedish Armed Forces (Forsvarsmakten): Army (Armen) Royal Swedish Navy (Marinen) Swedish Air Force (Svenska Flygvapnet)
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