Is it true than in anglo countries women take their husband's

>>69711718
it happened with my mother too
never knew it was an anglo thing

>>69711955
>never knew it was an anglo thing
It's not

>>69711718
>Is this also common in your country?
In all Europe

>>69711955
It's a christian thing

>>69712140
here nobody does that

>>69712187
you're not catholic?? nigga monkey

>>69712187
I'm protestant and my mum has same surname as father.
Idk about your country though.

>>69712242
i don't think it has anything to do with catholicism
argentina is in control of the catholic church after all

>>69712187
What do you do instead? Just tack the names together? Keep surnames? Why have surnames at that point?

iirc ancient Jews only had one name, I guess that would make sense

>>69712355
hm

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>>69712297
People in Spanish speaking countries have two surnames. The first one is paternal and the second one maternal.

>>69712187
>Arjewtina
>Christian

>>69711718
No. Wives still retain their own name.
Example:

Siti Rogayah binti Salleh (wife)
Married to
Zuhairi bin Sani (husband)

She will be known as Puan (Mrs) Rogayah, wife of Encik (Mr) Zuhairi. Exactly this sentence.

"Eh, aku dengar Gayah bini si Hairi pergi KL pagi tadi"
>Eh, I heard that Gayah, the wife of Hairi has went (for a trip) to KL this morning"

>>69712422
Not here. The married woman keeps her last name, the kids get the father's last name and that's it

>>69712461
Same and here you can choose to get your mother's last name first if you want to

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There are actually "men" who will take on the wife's name, or even worse they will "share" names such as

>John Smith and Jane Doe get married and become John Smith-Doe and Jane Smith-Doe

Do any other countries do cuck shit like this?

Yeah
They don't do that in spanish cunts?

>>69712461
I dont like your tradition and wont follow it myself

>>69712390
nothing happens, people just keep the same name they've had their whole lives before marrying.

>>69711718
Yes? I thought all western countries did that?

>>69712422
Why is spain so different

>>69712601
So when their children marry again they have quadruple names?

>>69711955
this

>>69712686
Hmm, no clue. I believe this is something that has started somewhat recently, and I sure as hell hope it stops soon

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>>69712509
>>69712691

>>69712686
Well technically yeah. But normally it's just cutoff at the two with maybe a middle name thrown in there because.

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>>69712670

>>69712626
Why tho?

>>69713036
because it is foreign and not something that I feel comfortable with

>>69713136
What are you even doing on /int/?

>>69713136
>women maiden names cause me disconfort
A LEAF

>>69713258
learning how to make fun of people from other countries

Here the woman keeps his last name and the childs get 2 surnames, his father's surname first and then his mother's surname.

>>69712686
bunifa latifah halifah sharifa jackson?

I'm always baffled by newage faggots whose wives don't take their last names or, worse, when they take their wife's last name.

>>69712670
They had to do something to deal with so many rape and bastard kids

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>>69712422
>clan name

what a shit map, never met anyone who doesn't use Given Name-Family Name

>>69711718
It's same here
and probably most of the world