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Embarrassing name? How we live with names we don't like
Reprodução
As a child growing up in Australia, Louise Pain hated her surname. "People used to tease me; I was called things like 'Pain in the a*s,'" she told DW. "I remember actively hating my surname when I was a child and wanting to change it."
The jokes have followed her throughout her life, even after she moved to Germany.
Por que isso importa?
"I remember actively hating my surname when I was a child and wanting to change it."
The jokes have followed her throughout her life, even after she moved to Germany.
Contexto Rápido
- "People used to tease me; I was called things like 'Pain in the a*s,'" she told DW.
- "I remember actively hating my surname when I was a child and wanting to change it." The jokes have followed her throughout her life, even after she moved to Germany.
- Tiny, now 54, encountered the same questions about her unfamiliar name growing up in Greece.
Dados de contexto baseados em estatísticas públicas
e levantamentos históricos.
Fonte:
DW Science
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