Examples of using Surnames in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In 1935 when he introduced surnames to Turkey, he gave himself the surname Ataturk which means‘father of the Turks'.
She believes that one should keep their premarital surnames, and hence she kept the surname of her mother,
Surnames developed from by-names, which are additional identifiers used to distinguish two people with the same given name.
However, what strikes one right away is the prevalence of Spanish surnames among the Filipinos.
their names and surnames.
Until the middle of the 19th century, there was no standardization of surnames in the Philippines.
adopted British-sounding surnames.
One of the most visible Hispanic legacy, is the prevalence of Spanish surnames among Filipinos.
On his desk there is also a switchboard with buttons bearing the surnames of subordinates, primarily ministers and governors.
against tax data in 2011 and found about 900 surnames still present in Florence.
This is because the students were not supposed to know each other's real surnames.
He has been instrumental in changing a lot of people's destiny by altering the spellings in their names and surnames.
Our search for"enlightenment" is about as justifiable as it would be for Newt Gingrich to be searching for unique surnames;
Japan is one of the countries with the most surnames in the world, with over 100 1,000 registered surnames throughout the archipelago.
For example, the majority of residents of the island of Banton in the province of Romblon have surnames starting with F such as Fabicon,
(Each son has a different surname, because in their culture, surnames are given based upon the order of birth within a family.).
Helen Schelle, and was given the name Fisher-Price by combining two of the three founders' surnames.
Now, as an Italian citizen, I will do everything to get the names and surnames of the managers responsible, past and present, because it is
As you may have noticed by now, Japanese surnames are symbolic in nature, usually denoting a family's social status based
A suffix found in surnames of Bulgarian and Russian men; see Names in Russian Empire,