Matt Mayer

Probably makes sense to add the two lines of code I used to generate as a comment at the top of the file in case someone wants to use this...

Maybe I'm missing somethng, but isn't the simplest solution to add a first_name.ts file to locales which are missing one which simply concatenates the existing male_first_name and female_first_name lists? Had...

i like having all the tests in one folder seperate to `src`, it makes it easy to search all the test code.

I agree this is too generic to be useful and should be closed

Now that the fullName pattern code has landed this can be revisited Seems there are two possible strategies 1. In some locales add a hyphenated name pattern with two lastNames...

We should discuss if we want hyphenated patterns in the default en locale?

A few samples from major English speaking countries. Australia - 3% https://mccrindle.com.au/article/blog/last-name-mash-ups-give-fascinating-insights-into-changing-social-trends/ US - 5-6% https://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/24/fashion/babies-surnames-to-hyphenate-or-not.html / https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340388866_Women's_Marital_Surname_Change_by_Bride's_Age_and_Jurisdiction_of_Residence_A_Replication UK - 11% https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/nov/02/keeping-up-with-smith-joneses-no-longer-posh-double-barrelled-surname India - ??% https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/whats-in-a-sires-name/articleshow/2982.cms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-barrelled_name#Non-Western_surname_traditions My feeling is...

Just pronouns. It's quite common on social media profiles, to have a specific field for pronouns. Instagram and LinkedIn have them for example.

the common way in English to write this seems to be just subject pronoun / object pronoun. ie this would just be effectively: ``` faker.helpers.arrayElement(["he/him","she/her","they/them"]) ```

Thanks @kz-d good to get a Japanese opinion too :) I guess the #1554 PR will help with #1437 also