I am french and i Have to tell to everyone, in French nobody has a name like deux, trois ...

I know I could deceive myself with deux and pronounce it "diouce" but trois et quatre c'est pas possible

DIOUCE
Comment t'as pu te convaincre de prononcer "deux" "diouce"??? C'est l'enfer

For some Asian people who don’t know much about foreign countries, any foreign sounding names are thought as very cool/unique names.
Just like how some Asian names seems to be unique/cool to be used for some foreign people.

And, Japanese people naming their child based on numbers was normal.
Example, first child is a girl. She was named Ichiko, literally means first-child/first-littlegirl. Or Shinichi for a boy’s name. Other familiar one, Ichigo (BLEACH manga).
Or, Kyoko, because she is born in Kyoto, and child (ko), basically saying she is Child of Kyoto.....
Or, Nanase sometimes used to name the 7th child.

A same spelling can have many different meanings depend on the Kanji/hiragana/katakana used... so if I am a real Japanese, I think those name gonna be so hard or funny when used in some circumstances...
say...:
they named them like the seasons when they were born:
Spring=Haru=Son who shine light like the sun....(?)
Winter=Fuyu=charming & lively
.........
Imagine saying, “Hey Winter, it’s winter soon, it’s gonna be the coldest winter this year, we should buy extra winter coat, don’t you think so, Winter?”
..........
Or they named them similar to colour, but different meanings:
Red=Akai=someone who takes responsibility seriously.
White=Shiro=fourth son/someone who aspire others.
Black=Kuro=expert.
........
Jokes:
“I had a dream last night. Red ignored the red light, got hit by a car, Red was bleeding a lot, his whole body was bloody red. Red looks totally red... This dream really freak me out. I am losing energy. I need me a Red Bull!”
*TRAARAARAAANG~~~!*
HAVING NIGHTMARES MAKING YOUR DAYS LACK ENERGY???
DRINK RED BULL!!!
IT GIVES YOU MORE ENERGY THAN ANY OTHERS AND STILL LAST YOU N’TILL YOUR DREAMLAND!
*TRARARANG~ RED BULL~~*