No.47764
Does anyone else notice alot of people's names have the letters "ha" in them.
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No.50754
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No.52625
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No.52626
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No.52628
Harry
Harriet
Chad
Thad
Nathan
Nathaniel
Shaun
Can't really think of any more. I'm pretty sure there are more names without 'ha' than with.
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No.52630
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No.52637
maybe its basic lingusitics, what rolls off the tongue more easily in the english language?
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No.52638
So you just learned about the existence of phonemes?
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No.52646
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No.52647
>>52646
haru hara haro haruko
flcl anime
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No.52648
>>52630
>>52638
NO FUN ALLOWED
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No.52649
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No.52707
>>52628
I assumed OP meant literally, not the sound.
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No.52713
Not sure if relevant, but in Judaism the letter "ה" (makes the ha sound) has some significance. For example Abraham was originally called Abram before his covenant with god.
It is also used to refer to god outside the holy text.
furthermore it's also used in Kabbalah.
A lot of the names with "ha" in them are of vampireish origin.
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