Why do the Turkish players have their first name on their jerseys?

why not the last name like all the other countries do it? is it cuz of religion or just preference?

Why do the Turkish players have their first name on their jerseys?
its not all of'em. i know that in turkey callin someone by their first name is more common, so there. it has nothing to do with their religion, but their culture.
Reply:There are probably a lot off players with the same last name. Or maybe very long names. Thats why in Brazil for example Romario de Souza Faria is simply called Romario
Reply:its preference


some portuguese and brazilian players also have their jerseys like that
Reply:because they are badA$$E$ and you can stop a Turkey unless you do this


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Reply:The western culture refer to the person by his last name.





While the eastern prefer to be called with their first name!
Reply:person above me is 100% correct

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What letter does your best friend's first name start with?

Mine's is an "A" ))

What letter does your best friend's first name start with?
Same here. His starts with an "A" :D
Reply:C
Reply:C!
Reply:K
Reply:"D"
Reply:R his name is Roger
Reply:I have loads of best friends but the main one


'R'
Reply:her name is stephanie, so i guess s!





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Reply:i dont do best friends but i'll just say m

What is a good middle name for he first name Jameson?

We have the name Jameson picked out, our last name is bourne. (Like bourne identity)


We need a middle name.





Any clue?

What is a good middle name for he first name Jameson?
Jameson Aaron Bourne





Jameson Calder Bourne





Jameson Garrett Bourne





Jameson Wesley Bourne





Jameson Wyatt Bourne





Jameson Douglas Bourne





Jameson Wade Bourne





Jameson Nathaniel Bourne





Jameson Samuel Bourne





Jameson Kincaid Bourne





Congrat's and Good-Luck :)
Reply:Tron
Reply:I think you have alot of great choices for a middle name of Jameson. Some of the ones i thought fit well are.





Ray, Royce, Dean, Sawyer, Cade, Matthew.





I think i really like Jameson Dean Bourne. :)





Good luck.
Reply:lee
Reply:Andrew, Cole, Michael
Reply:Taylor comes to mind. Is there a family name you could use? Even if it doesn't flow, it gives a name depth. In a world where people can sometimes feel disconnected, it is nice to have roots and history. One of my friends recently told me her middle name is Estelle. I said "that is nice, who are you named after?" (obviously that is a family name). Her eyes sparkled as she told me about her grandmother Estelle and how sweet she was.
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How do I find an obituary from 1978 with just a first name and date?

I know her first name and the exact date of death but am unsure of where in the US it was or her last name.

How do I find an obituary from 1978 with just a first name and date?
You are going to have a hard time finding this person if you do not know her last name or where she died.





If you knew where she died, you may be able to try the newspaper from the town where she died. These papers will be on microfilm, and probably not on the Internet. There are about 10 days worth of newspapers on each reel. You may need to talk to a librarian or a staff member at a public library in or near the town of where this person died.





The staff usually does not have time to go through reels and reels of microfilm looking for what appears to be a needle in a haystack.





Is there a way you can find out this person's last name? This will make your search a lot easier.





You can go to Legacy. com. You may have to pay for the search. (This will help find the obituary).





If you know the SS#, you can find her through the death records on ssa.gov.





It will be a challenge, that's for sure.
Reply:Without a last name, it would be like a needle in a haystack.


You got to come up with a last name. You got a pic of the


person? Sounds like you need Sherlock Holmes on this one.
Reply:why do you want to know? go outside and play. leave the dead alone
Reply:Church records are a possible if you know the denomination, newspapers if it is recent enough, this link might help
Reply:findagrave.com. they have everyone.
Reply:You might try a Library. They have lists of Census there. Might be hard to find by the Census without a last name. If you knew the town, a newspaper might be able to help you.
Reply:Roots.com or Social Sercurty death records.com

Anyone out there know the meaning of the exceptionally rare female first name "Contrelia?

It may have Spanish and/or "Middle English" roots.

Anyone out there know the meaning of the exceptionally rare female first name "Contrelia?
I searched every where but couldn't find anything relating to it, sorry
Reply:Genealogy is about researching dead ancestors. What causes you to think that names have meanings or that that has anything to do with documenting history?
Reply:Sometimes the names are made up, OR they combine two names, OR it is the name of a city somewhere.

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What is a good first name to go with the middle name Pedroia?

I have settled on the middle name Pedroia, and I need a list of boy first names that sound good with it. Please give me any/all suggestions!


Thanks

What is a good first name to go with the middle name Pedroia?
Tory Pedroia.
Reply:Anthoney





And I know you specified a "boy" name, but to my western U.S.-born, European descent ears, I must confess that Pedroia sounds to me like a female name. But so do Carol and Claire, and I know men with those names too, so what do I know?
Reply:Andrew


Nathan


Christopher


Aiden
Reply:Callen Pedroia


Chad Pedroia


Charlotte Pedroia


Danny Pedroia


Eli Pedroia


Erren Pedroia


Iden Pedroia


Kagan Pedroia


Keavan Pedroia
Reply:patrick


miles


gage


kyle


liam


tate


kyler


quinn


zachary


samual


carl
Reply:Madeline, she could go by Maddie

Question about using the hiring manager's first name in a thank you letter?

I interviewed with a company today and the interview went so well that they almost instantly decided to ask me back for a 2nd interview on Tuesday.





I'm working on a thank you letter to the hiring manager and I'm planning to address the manager by her first name (in the letter).





My reasoning for using her first name is that they are on a first name basis in the office.





What do you think? Should I be using her first name in the letter or her last name?

Question about using the hiring manager's first name in a thank you letter?
I don't think that is proper. Perhaps it is fine if you are in conversation with him, but if you want to properly thank him, I'd use his last name.





Best to error on side of caution.
Reply:Maybe consider setting it up in a memorandum format in which the 'To' section has her full name and work address. Then open it with Dear 'First Name'... Next paragragh, I would like to take the opportunity to extend my appreciation... etc.
Reply:Last name only like Ms. Henley or Mrs. Henley. They may use first names after you are part of the team but right nor be professional.
Reply:I guess that would depend on how she introduced herself to you at the beginning of the interview. If she said, "Hi, I'm Mrs. Jones" then that is how you should address the letter. However, if she said "Hi, my name is Susan" then by all means use her first name.
Reply:Hi - the best protocol for this is to keep it respectful. If you are typing a letter, address it to Dear Mr. Doe but then strike that out with your pen and handwrite "John".