| Juan Pérez, Don Nadie, Fulano, Mengano, Zutano or Sultano. |
| Fred Nerk, Joe Blow, Joe Bloggs, John Citizen, Joe Farnarkle, John Barry, Simon McCool |
| G. Raymond (male/female, mostly on credit cards and ID, used as could be either an anglophone or Francophone name), John Jones, Jos Bleau (Quebec, French adaptation of Joe Blow) |
Dozaemon, a drowned corpse
| N.N. ("unknown"--used to refer to e.g. unknown soldiers at war); Jan Kowalski, Jan Nowak (used in the meaning of "everyman", an average citizen) |
| (Herr/Fru) Svensson, Medelsvensson for the average Swede; Kalle, Olle, Pelle, Nisse and Lisa are pretty common when a name is needed as an example. "Name Name" ( or NN from Latin Nomen Nescio) is used as a placeholder. |
| Koos van der Merwe, Piet Pompies |
| Mario Rossi, Pinco Pallino, Tal dei Tali, Tizio, Caio, Sempronio. |
| Ivan Horvat, Pero Perić, N.N. ("Nepoznati Netko", trns. "Unknown someone") |
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