What's the most common last name in your country?

What's the most common last name in your country?

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Hernandez

Based we with the autochthonous last name.

Silva
1 in 15 Brazilians has this surname

Garcia

>tfw most generic last name ever

Korhonen or Virtanen

Both shit tier eastern names

>peru

I'm pretty sure it's Johnson or Jones here.

This map literally proves once and for all that Argentina is by no means white

Wang or Pajeet probably

t. juan quispe

I think it's de Jong
but might be de Vries or de Boer

Smith?

Abdullah

Rodríguez

yes

I guess It's Dupont or Martin
>inb4 "no it's benladen haha"

Oei Zhang or Abdul

Smith i believe

One of my two surnames is on that list

I believe its Jansen. Funny fact though Mohammed was the most common boys name in 2014 in Oslo.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-28982803

A friend of mine is Rodriguez and his parents named him Juan. top kek

Silva, Santos, Ferreira, Almeida, in that order I think.

>zambrano
what the actual fuck

my last name is Garcia
spanish confirmed

I don't remember where I heard this, but it seems that all last latin last names with a Z are descendants of crypto Jews, those of Christian Spanish ancestry shouldn't have a Z in their last name. For those of you that don't know, about 1/2 of Spanish conquistadors were of Joo descent.

So..... Are you you Jew? Why do you guys keep the Sabbath, not work on Saturdays but do work on Sundays?

ES/EZ is just the patronymic form, much like the English -son. It's actually originally Germanic in nature.

Je Dong lol

-ez means 'the son of', so Rodriguez means 'the son of Rodrigo'.

>muh heritage
I'm jelly
>tfw Rodriguez Gonzalez

Suzuki and Satou are usually 1st and 2nd.

So why is it that the times I've traveled through memexico, they're all closed on Saturdays but are open on Sundays. That seems pretty jewy to me

Argentina should be Rossi, no?

probably Smith or Johnson
my last name is uncommon but not so uncommon that you won't find it in the credits of a big movie, or even some TV shows
it's also a first name that's a couple times less common than as a last name

so hijo de puta would be putez?

fuck off

...

That's where you are wrong kiddo, ES is son of, not EZ

Jew here btw, accept me fellow Jews

This, those are all technically Visigoth names.

you might be thinking of another letter, specifically K or W

-ez is just the castillian spelling of the galaico-portuguese -es.

Do Spaniards even have -es outside galicians?

Jews usually picked their trades as surnames (Herrero, Madero, Zapatero, etc)

That's also a meme. Everyone did that, because non-patronymic surnames were uncommon until a certain point. (or now, if you're an Icelander).

The jews were forced to take such names because those were the names of the rest of the population, so they could become less hebrewy, but it doesn't hold as an identifier.

That's why they have big crooked noses instead. Also because air is free.

What about Guzman? Jewish?

Fixed the map

>because non-patronymic surnames were uncommon until a certain point.

It must have been a problem eventually when half the country was Gonzalez.

Unironically Nowak and Kowalski

I'm pretty sure it's Кyзнeцoв (Kuznetsov) which is literally "Smithson". Don't think I ever met one of them though.

No, I mean patronimyc as in if your dad was called Fernando, you'd be called Nuno Fernandes, and your son would be called João Nunes and so on, like in Iceland.

Not Patronymic as in everywhere else where it was like that at some point but then we decided to freeze the names so we could tell when we were fucking our cousins.

Weird, I was sure it was cyka-blyat

Sry, I mean Cyka-Blyatski

*pat-pat*
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