I'm curious though, where did you get your Hispanic names from? Seems like they come from a database of funny, weird and probably offensive names. No one is called like that in Spanish-speaking countries, and yes, I know the names are supposed to be fake, but just comparing the Hispanic with the American ones, you can tell there's a big difference.
Whether or not is intentional, it could be even more helpful if you use "normal" names.
Disclaimer: I'm Hispanic.
Also, Wales seems way over-represented. It has a population that's tiny compared to England, but half the names generated seem to be Welsh names such as Cerys.
You can be the first to own one!
Only a 1995 model though :-)
1996 Buick Roadmaster
which is about as likely as him riding around on a Unicorn.
Random name factoid: In England, J is a valid first name and A is a valid surname. So someone's full name could be J A.
I wonder how many databases would accept that.
All but one of the names is a forename of someone I know - that name is Scarlet and it appeared twice in my sample of 20. Only one of the names was 'foreign' though. In my area there would be several Asian names in that sample.
Not sure about that, but other name set can have the same problems if they try to cover a language shared by lots of people (like Arabic)
No surprise that names will widely vary from one place to the other.
Most of names sound Polish, but I never ever heard of anyone called that name.
Also lastnames seem to be missing Polish characters sometimes