> Kazunari Hirano wrote: > > > Pity you! > > Actually you hate being graded, right? > > What are you graded for? > > ;) > > I don't like being graded either, but at least it's not boring. :-) > > Hey, I have a completely off-topic question. Why do you sign emails as > "KHirano"? How do you want people to call you? > > I have another question... this is probably a very dumb question, but > I guess it's better to ask than remain ignorant. I know that in > Japanese one writes the last name first and then the first name. So > your last name is Kazunari and your first name is Hirano, right? > > Cheers, > Daniel. Daniel: Name question for you. I have been told that in Spanish one name is formed very differently. Something like given names, father's surname, mother's surname and maybe something else. Also, are surnames from parents as Johnson, places as Hansford, occupations as in Cooper used in Spanish as it tends to be used in north European languages?
Part of that is does this come from the influence of the Moors etc that invaded Spain? Chris
