Isn't there a joke about two twins called Juan and Jamal and the punchline is "You see Juan, you've seen Jamal (You've seen one, you've seen them all)

In France and Belgium you have a lot of brothers who are having the same first name and a different second name. Jean-Louis, Jean-François, Jean- Paul, Jean-Claude .... Nowadays it is not popular anymore to name your kids like that.

Like the joke about 2 Mexican firemen, Jose and Hose b

This Juan or that Juan?

My uncle named his sons both Jose's (different middle names), his two daughters are both Anas (different middle names) and then there is emmanuel (he has 5 kids).

After the first baby, Momma said "let's have another Juan". Badda-boom!

Go-workers. Gotta love ‘em. One of them and her husband named their 3 sons Angelo, De’Anglo, and Angelo Angelo. Another and her husband named their 2 sons Wayne and D’Wayne. 🤔

It takes Juan to know Juan

It's very common in Latin America, southAmerica France, and other countries to have all the boys in one family carry the family's first name and add a middle name, it's only in the US and Canada that people don't know about it

Juan and Juan (pronounced Juan and Huan)

Back in the day, many families named all their daughters Mary plus a middle name - Mary Anne, Mary Margaret etc. in fact, Marie Antoinette’s sisters were all named Marie (or Maria in German) and her mother was Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria.

Thing 1 and thing 2 live action

I think that’s common in Mexican culture. I went to school with twin girls whose first names were both Mary, and different middle names.

I wanna know how many times the OP said "sorry, what?"

I really thought it was going to be two

Ok, whoever wrote this didn't do their research. In many latin American countries the name Juan is a first name that goes with a middle name. With girls, it's Maria. Juan Ignacio, Juan Pablo, Juan Bautista, Juan Carlos are all different names. So are Maria Laura, Maria Eugenia, Maria del Carmen, etc. In french, it's Jean. So, basically, this post has nothing to do here.

My sister-in-law is a twin, their names are Mary Sofia & Mary Alice. They have twin brothers named Joseph James & Joseph Rudolph

This is common in Latin countries. I have cousins, not twins, both named Andres. Andres-Luis, and Andres-Marcus. We call them by their middle names. The French do similar. Jean-Claude, Jean-Paul could be brothers. It's normal.

George Foreman?

That is common in Spanish. You just call them by the combined names. E.g. Juan Manuel and Juan Pablo.

I work with 2 brothers. David Smith II & David Smith III. Their father is David Smith I.

From the Bob Newhart show.”my brother Daryl and my other brother Daryl”.

Takes Juan to know Juan

Oh god, poor twins!

Well, Juan +Juan= two, so I mean at least there was logic.. not good logic but still.

They operate as juan.

Convenient i guess

i know a girl named princess and all of her siblings names are princess because her dad chose it and the only difference is their middle names. i wonder what the hell was her dad thinking lol

My cousins' children all have Jay as their middle name. Not Jason, Jay.

how do they address juan and another?

All of George Foreman's sons are named George Foreman because he didn't want any of them to be jealous of one of them being named after him. So they call each other by their number. No joke.

My neighbor has two kids with the same first name. She calls them by both names, so whenever she calls they have to wait for the second name.