I’m still curious why Da Silva is so common on lusophone countries.
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I wonder what the most common „traditionally Swiss“ last name is in those Romand cantons. I’d guess something like Favre in Vaud/Geneva but no clue for FR and NE.
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Interesting… I’ve never met nor heard about anyone called Rohrer or Inauen.
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I had a neighbor whose last name was Bernasconi. I need to ask him where he hides his red passport.
Da Silva is so Iberian.
portugal is taking over! 😂
[https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/en/home/statistics/population/births-deaths/names-switzerland.html](https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/en/home/statistics/population/births-deaths/names-switzerland.html)
I’m still curious why Da Silva is so common on lusophone countries.
I wonder what the most common „traditionally Swiss“ last name is in those Romand cantons. I’d guess something like Favre in Vaud/Geneva but no clue for FR and NE.
Interesting… I’ve never met nor heard about anyone called Rohrer or Inauen.