Second blog

NAMING TRADITION

Hello readers, for the second blog it's still about Name. This discussion is about the naming tradition. Do you know ? Each country has a difference in its naming tradition. Now if you want to know, don't pass it, read it.

First, the Korean state. the names of the Koreans still hold the clan tightly. Most Korean names consist of 3 syllables and the other small parts consist of 2 syllables. The family name (clan) is placed in front, then followed by the name of the parents. Korean women who were married, their names did not change following the husband's surname, but remained the same as the original name of the parents.
Example:
Women's name: Hyo Rin
Male name: Kang Tae-Yeoung
After marrying his wife's name remains Hyo Rin, unchanged and not wearing her husband's clan.

Second, the country of Mexico. In Mexico, the naming tradition is quite difficult to understand for ordinary people, for married women they will use their maiden name and the name will be added with the husband's name after the word de.
Example:
Name of woman: Maria Selena
Male name: Branden Gonzalez
Then after marrying the woman's name changes to Maria de Gonzales Selena, and for her child an example is named Jonah then becomes Yunus Selena Gonzalez.

This is the final part, just a little careful information in calling someone who is in various countries, because they have different naming traditions. See you on the next blog. Thank you