Naming Traditions

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For this opportunity, I will explain about Naming Traditions.

First of all, I'll explain about naming traditions that is in Korea, Japan, And Mexico that include in this article below.

Now, I will explain about the article. The article explained that Koreans and Japanese have the same naming traditions. In Korea, wives retain their maiden name. For example, President Kim Young Sam's wife was named Sohn Myong Suk. After married, her correct name was Mrs. Sohn. And Japanese also has the similar naming traditons with Koreans. 

Different with Koreans and Japanese, Mexican has the different naming traditions. When a woman marries, she keeps her maiden name and adds her husband's name after the word de (of) . For example, After marrying, Tino Martínez and María Gonzáles becomes María Gonzáles de Martínez. And when children born, the name order is a follow: given name, father's family name, and mother's family name. Tino and María's child Anita is named Anita Martínez Gonzáles. 

And the second, I'll explain about this 😁

Have you ever known about this cartoon? Or is this your favourite cartoon? 😊 Yeah Upin & Ipin. Upin & Ipin is a cartoon made by Malaysia. So, I'll explain about naming tradition that is in Malaysia too. 

Have you ever watched the scene of Upin & Ipin who said "Nama Saya Upin bin Abdul Salam and Nama saya Ismali bin Mail". For the first time, I think it just a name. But, In Malaysian "bin" and "binti"  have important meanings.

Amid the buzz, Deputy Home Minister Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed clarified to Malay Mail Online that the National Registration Departmen (NRD) that "utilization "bin" (son of) and "binti" (daughter of) as verification that those children are the biological children (legitimate children) of those who have been attributed Bin or Binti", he said. 

But Malaysian can not use "bin" or "binti" for children who born out of wedlock. For more information, you can find out of this link: https://www.malaymail.com/s/1289625/why-malaysian-muslims-have-bin-or-binti-in-their-names. 😊

Third, I will explain about naming tradition from Spanish. Spanish naming customs are historical traditions for naming children practised in Spain. According to these customs, a person's name consists of a given name (simple or composite) followed by two family names (surnames). The first surname is usually the father's first surname, and the second the mother's first surname. I think the Spanish name has the same naming tradition with Mexican naming tradition that using given name and also add by the father's name and the mother's name. For more information you can find out in this link : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_naming_customs. 😊

And the last, I will explain about Sundanese naming tradition. Actually, I am Sundanese people but my father gave me the name Eka that taken from Sanskrit (I explained on my first blog). Sundanese people have many unique names. Many sundanese people take their names from their nicknames. For example, Euis, Elis, Lilis there taken from Geulis its mean beautiful 😀. May be , Sundanese people want their children become like their names. 😁 And another example, Jajang, Ujang taken from Ujang that means son. Asep, Acep, Ncep taken from Kasep that means Handsome. 😁 

I think its all information about naming traditions that I know. Thank you very much for reading my blog 😄 Don't forget to give your comment and give your critic for me. 😊