> I grew up in the US and didn't realize for quite a few years that most people pronounce my last name differently than my family does. After a while I decided

> I grew up in the US and didn't realize for quite a few years that most people pronounce my last name differently than my family does. After a while I decided that they were right, and just rolled with it. I technically mispronounce my own name, and always have. Same thing happened, just a generation or two up.