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name traditions
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Eastern countries
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Children often take their father's surname as well, as it is a common practice to pass down the family name
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name traditions
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Eastern countries
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Middle names are less common and are usually chosen based on auspicious meanings or family connections
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name traditions
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Eastern countries
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Naming a child after a living relative is more common as a symbol of honoring and carrying on family heritage
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4
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name traditions
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Eastern countries
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Changing one's surname after marriage is a common practice to denote marriage and family unity
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name traditions
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Eastern countries
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Using formal titles and full names is often preferred, especially in business and formal settings
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nameplate
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eastern countries
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Nameplates are commonly used in business settings, often displayed prominently on desks or doors to indicate a person's name, position, and company.
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naming
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Eastern countries
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Family name followed by given name
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naming conventions
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Eastern cultures
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Last name-first name order is common in some cultures
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