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haming a child ater an antecedent is a demonstration of esteerm. In most cuttures, onty the surmame
The father is kept from one generation to the next, but in
25 countries, children adopt both ther
mothers and father's family names,
Moreover, _26, the common English naming system that We
are familiar with, the middle names are the surnames in Spain-
mterestingly, not all cultures put so mueh cmphasis or
2寢 names. in some cuttures, family
hamecs are not even used.
In Myanmar, for example。 people usually go without a surname: 28.
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