Boys names that work in English and German - help!

[indecisiveAprikose]

Ideally we are looking for
Not too common (outside U.K. and German top 100)
Works in both English and German (both pronunciation and culturally ie not super dated sounding)
Two syllables

[beachsandseaicecream]

I know a British/German couple who used Joshua.

[Phos]

Ruben (would have to be this spelling to avoid issues in German)
Harley
Robin
Louis
Connor
Kian
Casper
Tristan
Marcus
Milan
Eric
Philip
Magnus

[Highdaysandholidays1]

Peter is coming back, I think, great solid name.

[Birdsongsinging]

Tobias

[Themintwiththehole]

I know a little boy (British) called Axel, which I love,and always makes me think of the wonderful Axel Scheffler

[Findyourneutralspace]

Jonas

[ThatshallotBaby]

Sven?

[LetUsPounce]

Christian
Yannik

[thecatinthetwat]

Rupert

[Findyourneutralspace]

Tobias/Toby ❤️

[RowenaCoxwell]

DN dual nationality is called Richard

[planestrainsautomobiles]

Lucas / Lukas
Stefan
Sebastian ( a bit too long)

[indecisiveAprikose]

I like Lukas but it's very common. I also like Stefan but we can't use it as it's already in the family.

[KayEmAy]

my parents had a similar criteria :)

Maybe:

Alexander
Emmett
Julian
Luca
Gabriel
Robben nn Robbie, Ben
Sander nn Andy
Neil
Marius
Adam
Antoni

[neverenoughwine]

My German friends son is Bruce and I think it's fabulous!!

[tothesea]

Rudi

[Playdoughcaterpillar]

Jacob?

[KimWexlersPonyTail]

Konrad is the German spelling or Conrad

[londonmummy1966]

George, William, Nicholas, Frederick Michael or Alexander would all work as would Christopher, CHristian Philip, Emmanuel and Bernard

[GrinAndVomit]

I love Otto! Which would be a German name that works in English

[GrinAndVomit]

Casper is fab and would work too

[MinnieMountain]

Edmund/Edmond seems to work in most European languages.

[Ambleen]

Otto
Timo
Josef
Peter
Fredrick

[newbeggins]

I like Hennes

[LadyMonicaBaddingham]

Alex
Max