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Oh that's interesting. Is that a thing? I've never known of anyone whose legal name used two alphabets that didn't have any overlap in letters at all -- two co
by crazygringo 2y ago
Oh that's interesting.
Is that a thing? I've never known of anyone whose legal name used two alphabets that didn't have any overlap in letters at all -- two completely different scripts.
Would a birth certificate allow that? Wouldn't you be expected to transliterate one of them?
- golergka 2y agoI haven't known anyone like that either, but I can imagine how the same person would have name in Hebrew in some Israeli IT system and name in English somewhere else and then have a third system to unexpectedly combine them in some weird way.