Boys names pronounced and spelt the same in English and Dutch

[LittleKitty1985]

My Dutch DH and I have found out we're expecting a boy. We were initially considering the name Jack, until I realised that his Dutch relatives would want to pronounced it "Yack"!

Does anyone have any suggestions of boys names that are spelt and pronounced the same in English and Dutch?

Thinking through my Dutch colleagues (tho don't know if I'm mangling their names with my British accent)
Peter, Burt, Lucas, Timo, Gus, Lars.

Any use when pronounced by your husband?

My Dutch friends are Hirwin (Irwin in England) and Asmus. I also know a Lucas who is known as Luke.

Tim, Nik, Lucas, Thomas.

Hugo, Steve, Sven, Lex, Sam, Luc.

What's his dad's name?

Max
Ruben/Reuben
Isaak/Isaac
Abel

Very few names will be said exactly the same way.

Rick/rik

The Dutch/English couples I know have Charlie, Aaron, Lucas and Elliot. I think Matt (Matthew/Mathais) would also work.

We had the same problem but ended up with 2 DDs

Our long-list was:
Oscar
Rollo
Francis
Caspar
Ralf
Bram
Bertram
Vincent
Gregor
Victor
Tobias
Willem
Orson
Dirk
Louis
Frederik

Oh, and Jack would actually be pronounced like 'sheck' more than 'yak'. Which still isn't great!

Jeroen

Adam

Oliver
Lucas
Sebastian
Alexander
Markus
Finn
Max
Elliot

Jeroen isn't the same! Its Yer-oon in Dutch. Alexander. Max. David (though that's more Dah-vid in dutch.

We just went for names that were spelled the same in both languages. My daughters name is same spelling but different pronunciation (but a pronunciation I like!)

Sem

Thomas
Quentin
Marcus
Vincent

The Dutch use a lot of English names. Do avoid any 'g's and 'j's, though. I've met Steve, Max, Finn, Dean, Alex, Leo... Short boys names are very 'in' here.

Google "The Bridge" characters for inspiration.

The Bridge is Scandinavian, not Dutch.

@vanillasugar The Bridge is Danish/Swedish...?

Patrick
Stan
Bart
Dirk

Thanks for all the suggestions so far, we've added a few to our shortlist

My Dutch friend's son is called Otto. His DSF is English and the name has worked v well in both countries.