Why Hispanic people have only three surname (Gonzales, Lopez, Fernandez)?
Why Hispanic people have only three surname (Gonzales, Lopez, Fernandez)?
Nolan Sullivan
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Parker Lopez
Gonzalez, Gonzales is for marranos
Grayson Murphy
idk ask your local US serviceman
Brandon Price
I live near US base but I'm too shy to ask them
Cameron Ward
Spaniards didn't have much imagination for surnames... all those are patronymic surnames (Gonzalo's son, Fernando's son, etc)
Cameron Thomas
You missed hernandez. But those last name are very common because they dont have real origin Id say. Is just that at some point back in the day everyone needs a last name and most people don't have a noble backround or whatever so they got last names like:
Hernandez = Son of Hernando
Fernandez = Son of Fernando
Lopez idk
Gonzalez I gues Son of Gonzalo
Other spanish last names do have a specific story like this last name was given by the king to this men because they did this.
Something like that.
Nolan Gray
"Hijo de Lope"
Supongo que era un nombre comun en sus tiempos
Jacob Nguyen
What about perez
Jace Perez
Hijo del peruano
William Bell
Jajaja
Jaxon Butler
Carson Davis
Dude, Spain have some 5 republics autonomes on It, imagine the kind of surnames possible?
Nolan Ward
Not, imagine just the latinos with basque surnames
Elijah Lee
Gracioso chuchetu.....
Wyatt Harris
Juan Mendez Echegaray
Christopher Ramirez
Conceinsao
Eli Ramirez
The Catalunha is one owen semi-nation with diferent surnames:
Juan Blanxart
Liam Nelson
Shut up Sakura.
Justin Harris
Grayson Morales
i work with two latinas who have the exact same first and last names. they are not related.
Thomas Brooks
to many
kek
Parker Sullivan
Jewish converso given names I believe.
Ethan Foster
>mfw my surname is portuguese for nigger (pardo)
Jordan Cooper
pardo, parda
Del lat. pardus 'leopardo', por alus. a su color, y este del gr. πάρδος párdos
1. adj. Dicho de un color: Semejante al de la tierra o al de la piel del oso, y que tira a marrón o a rojizo. U. t. c. s. m.