>>Hi,
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>>Just curious, when a family immigrates in the US or Canada or Argentina or whatever country, do they eventually alter the first name and surname. If so, why and how?
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>>I'm asking this, because here in the Netherlands this is currently not the practice. The result is that a lot of immigrants have names that 'we' can hardly or not at all pronounce. A solution I see is that people alter their original name when they immigrate.
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>... and then, their own family back home can't pronounce their new name!
How about Bolivia? You immigrated, or your ancestors...
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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