I don't like it when a website asks for a name, and the name field is split into two. If those fields were labeled first/last name, I would type in Hong/Minhee. But if the fields are labeled given/family name, I'll type Minhee/Hong. Because, like many other East Asian names, my name is Hong Minhee, but Hong is my family name.
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- Oliver Geer
@WebCoder49@floss.social
👤 Student, programming-lover (#JavaScript, #Python, #Cpp...), #foss enthusiast, interested in foreign languages (castellano, 中文), wildlife + sustainability.
💻 My daily driver: #EndeavourOS (basically easy-to-install Arch) with #KDE #PlasmaDesktop.
👋 I love to find shared interests through Fedi! Follow me if you like my posts; follow-backs aren't necessary. Boosts=you should see this≠Endorsement. If I misinterpret you, let me know!
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- Aslak Raanes
@aslakr@mastodon.social
- Passageiro clandestino
@cochise@social.subversida.de
Muitos anos de sonho e de sangue e de América do Sul.
Canhoto
#fedi22 #política #comunismo #literatura #brasil
Caso esteja em dúvida, meu nome se pronuncia segundo as regras do português. O s entre vogais tem som de z e como não tem acento é paroxítona. Co-chi-se.
