by nicolas.rastellino » Wed Apr 17, 2019 6:02 pm
In uruguay common names are Santiago, Diego, Nicolás, Camila, Sofía, Lucía, and if we talk about family names Pereira, Ferreira, Rodríguez.
My family name it isn't common, It's originary from Italy from the regions of Piemonte and Lombardia. It's also a fraction of the municipality of Castelfranco Emilia.
In uruguay there are few of us, most located in Salto.
My name is no related to an ocupation. Here the family names are mostly from inmigrants so maybe there are some related to an ocupation.
When you meet someone for the first time you use Mr. or Mrs. (if they are old people) but between young people you can talk informally.
Pet names you can hear here are gordito, amor, bebe and others.
In uruguay common names are Santiago, Diego, Nicolás, Camila, Sofía, Lucía, and if we talk about family names Pereira, Ferreira, Rodríguez.
My family name it isn't common, It's originary from Italy from the regions of Piemonte and Lombardia. It's also a fraction of the municipality of Castelfranco Emilia.
In uruguay there are few of us, most located in Salto.
My name is no related to an ocupation. Here the family names are mostly from inmigrants so maybe there are some related to an ocupation.
When you meet someone for the first time you use Mr. or Mrs. (if they are old people) but between young people you can talk informally.
Pet names you can hear here are gordito, amor, bebe and others.
