Examples of using Surnames in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Spanish pattern is to use both the father's and mother's family surnames, but in reverse order compared to Portuguese pattern.
Davis said that the dancers were also told to remove their surnames from their Instagram account so that football players could not find them online.
McCarthy is the only Mac/Mc name in the Irish top ten surnames, and MacDonald is the only one in the Scottish top ten.
It would have been superfluous, given that their surnames, often inherited from the masters of their forebears, were already Anglo-Saxon.
The majority of Spanish natives have 2 surnames, the first comes from the father and the second comes from the mother.
The teenage high-school students Jenny and Yoyo, who declined to provide their surnames, told me that they had been taking part in demonstrations since June.
The Spanish have two surnames, the first from the father and the second from the mother.
Inside, neighbors Valentina and Antonina, who declined to give their surnames, keep warm in the shared kitchen, adjacent to the outhouse.
We chose only surnames closely correlated with these subgroups- for example, Rabinowitz for American Jews, and Washington for black Americans.
Like many famous surnames, the Ji family is likely to have the blood of other ethnic groups.
In addition, it was feared that, if permitted, a large number of couples would choose to use different surnames.
Moreover, the author had listed the surnames of other persons involved in the ongoing pretrial investigation.
Even before Emancipation, many enslaved black people chose their own surnames to establish their identities.
The outline calls for allowing people to choose at the time of marriage whether to adopt one of their surnames or to continue to use their respective surnames.
More than a third of all Finns have surnames ending in-nen.
For example, under traditional interpretations of sharia, women had the right to keep their surnames upon marriage;
According to the Office for National Statistics., the top ten most frequent surnames in England during the 1990s were.
Authorities did not discuss the victims' family ties, but their surnames suggest many of the dead and wounded were related.
Since the authors' request to change their surnames had certain aspects comparable to those of religious minorities, the Minister of Justice formally sought an opinion from the Minister of Internal Affairs.
A movement to use the surnames of both parents started in 1997 among women' s organizations, and the number of women using both parents' surnames is increasing.