MrWINRar
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« on: July 04, 2010, 07:51:57 PM » |
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In f.ex Norway, Norwegians and Danes use "en" ending surnames, like Andersen and Mortensen, while in Sweden, they use "son", like Ander>SSON< and Morten>SSON<, as far as names goes, male names often have "x" replaced with "ks", examples of this are "Aksel" and "Aleks/Aleksander", NOT "Ale>X</Ale>XANDER<", and for females, It's "it";
Beth; Berit.
Mary; Marit.
Bridget; Birgit.
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