>your country
>your surname (optional)
>how common is your surname in your country?
I'm not revealing my own because it's uncommon as fuck here. There's a few notable people from China who have it, but personally I've never met anyone with my surname outside of my family.
also very uncommon, never met someone with the same name and except for a painter and a poet I couldn't find anything online about it
My surname is Smith.
Very boring.
I thought we had this thread today.
Bogdanov
> flag
> (won't tell)
> never met anyone (except family members) with same surname
Are you a royal?
Give me a quick rundown.
What if I have two last names?
here's me and my bro posing for a picture
>tfw surname did not descend from a long line of ancestors
>tfw surname was only given due to colonization
>royal
No,why you think like that?
It means that some ancestor of my dad was called Roman.
Because of the dynasty. I didn't expect it to be a common name
balik tongsan.
singapork is malay clay.
...
Greece
Mehmetoglu
Very very common
Belarus
extremely rare
There's like 20 people in the country with it
>Pleb tier
Single-character Chinese surname
>Patrician tier
Two-character Chinese surname
>t. chua ching
Burgerland
Wontsay-McSlavsky
Very rare. To the best of my knowledge(Facebook) everyone who shares it is either a member of my family in the city I live in, lives in Krakow where I may or may not be related to them, or lives in Texas where half of them are black.
>go to the west
>people have even more trouble pronouncing it
Stay in your own country then, problem solved
But I love white cocks...
Fleg
Less than 20 people
I've always wondered why Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese have same or similar names...
Japanese family names mostly indigenous
japan had more diversed clans names. When the European influenced came, majority of the people (peasant) picked a powerful clan name.
See flag
Not going to tell, but is an indigenous one
Extremely rare, in fact my family is the only one with that surname in this city
Degenerate!
gaijin detected
Most of us peasants have no surname in Tokugawa Shogunate era. After Meiji, we suddenly have to have our own surnames and we chosen ones each of us thought cool.
same
>Vietnam
>Hoàng
Pretty common i would say.
>your country
Vietnam
>your surname (optional)
Cao (Gao in OP's pic)
>how common is your surname in your country?
quite uncommon
The most meme ones are Nguyễn and Công Tằng Tôn Nữ.
Hello, 黃さん
こんばんは高さん
Hello, are you a Viet student in Japan?
You knew the Kanji for Hoàng
Bokoliya
Marwari Rajasthani sirnames are very similar but different for each family.
I'm Park.
My family alone has its surname. Literally no one has a similar one, I can't even find out what it means. Probably something in Turkish.
Only six in cuntry.
this
>Greek
>Mehmet
kek maybe rape baby meme is true
Pretty sure anyone with my surname is related in some way
the right girl must cry in her bed all night, asking Dios why she wasnt born with great tatas and blue eyes
How old is your family name?
1200 years old with oldest document mention, probably much older.
>italian descent
>mfw i look full north african
It's on the op picture, one of the names on the bottom row
My surname is in that list lel
>uncommon, yet notable
你的姓是以下其中的一个吗?
>薄
>习
>毛
>耿
>沈
No, and I don't speak/read Chinese very well.
Very uncommon, only my family have my surname. Some more in Germany, but thats only really in one region(where the name comes from). Also some in the US that emigrated in the 1800s
My moms surname is top50 but my dads is pretty uncomon
>his surname isn't shared with some guy 5000 years ago
t. Zhuge
Your mum is gonna have my surname soon enough