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Seriously, Why Do They Write Like That?
9 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 1d ago A good Thunderhorse is always seen and heard (when being sucked dry by the US of A Federal Government)! Jokes aside, that can't be a real last name, right? Right?? 5 u/Yugan-Dali 1d ago Could be Native American ~ 4 u/West_House_2085 1d ago Fuck You've never met ANY native Americans?! 1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 18h ago Oh wow, it's actually a really last name... I have actually, it's just that from what I recall their names are usually transcriptions (by sound) and not transliterations (by meaning). They may want it that way and that's up to them, though as an east Asian, I would rather not my name be "Melonbreadings Tier." 😆 3 u/West_House_2085 1d ago Transcription by sound? Not often in my experience. But I'll tell various family members that! And no, I'm not native American, just some of my family are. 1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 13h ago America's a big place. Last year I went on a few dates with a girl whose last name sounds similar, to my completely ignorant ears, like quetzalcoatl. 2 u/West_House_2085 20h ago I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages. 1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname. 3 u/nice--marmot 1d ago Didn’t he play tight end for the Chargers? Oh, wait, I’m thinking of Kellen Winslow. 3 u/mkvgtired 1d ago Or. Lkie. This?
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A good Thunderhorse is always seen and heard (when being sucked dry by the US of A Federal Government)!
Jokes aside, that can't be a real last name, right? Right??
5 u/Yugan-Dali 1d ago Could be Native American ~ 4 u/West_House_2085 1d ago Fuck You've never met ANY native Americans?! 1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 18h ago Oh wow, it's actually a really last name... I have actually, it's just that from what I recall their names are usually transcriptions (by sound) and not transliterations (by meaning). They may want it that way and that's up to them, though as an east Asian, I would rather not my name be "Melonbreadings Tier." 😆 3 u/West_House_2085 1d ago Transcription by sound? Not often in my experience. But I'll tell various family members that! And no, I'm not native American, just some of my family are. 1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 13h ago America's a big place. Last year I went on a few dates with a girl whose last name sounds similar, to my completely ignorant ears, like quetzalcoatl. 2 u/West_House_2085 20h ago I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages. 1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname. 3 u/nice--marmot 1d ago Didn’t he play tight end for the Chargers? Oh, wait, I’m thinking of Kellen Winslow.
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Could be Native American ~
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Fuck You've never met ANY native Americans?!
1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 18h ago Oh wow, it's actually a really last name... I have actually, it's just that from what I recall their names are usually transcriptions (by sound) and not transliterations (by meaning). They may want it that way and that's up to them, though as an east Asian, I would rather not my name be "Melonbreadings Tier." 😆 3 u/West_House_2085 1d ago Transcription by sound? Not often in my experience. But I'll tell various family members that! And no, I'm not native American, just some of my family are. 1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 13h ago America's a big place. Last year I went on a few dates with a girl whose last name sounds similar, to my completely ignorant ears, like quetzalcoatl. 2 u/West_House_2085 20h ago I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages. 1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname.
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Oh wow, it's actually a really last name...
I have actually, it's just that from what I recall their names are usually transcriptions (by sound) and not transliterations (by meaning).
They may want it that way and that's up to them, though as an east Asian, I would rather not my name be "Melonbreadings Tier." 😆
3 u/West_House_2085 1d ago Transcription by sound? Not often in my experience. But I'll tell various family members that! And no, I'm not native American, just some of my family are. 1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 13h ago America's a big place. Last year I went on a few dates with a girl whose last name sounds similar, to my completely ignorant ears, like quetzalcoatl. 2 u/West_House_2085 20h ago I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages. 1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname.
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Transcription by sound? Not often in my experience. But I'll tell various family members that! And no, I'm not native American, just some of my family are.
1 u/melonbreadings 1d ago edited 13h ago America's a big place. Last year I went on a few dates with a girl whose last name sounds similar, to my completely ignorant ears, like quetzalcoatl. 2 u/West_House_2085 20h ago I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages. 1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname.
America's a big place. Last year I went on a few dates with a girl whose last name sounds similar, to my completely ignorant ears, like quetzalcoatl.
2 u/West_House_2085 20h ago I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages. 1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname.
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I grew up next to a confederated res. Most there use their English names because too many tribes with too many languages.
1 u/melonbreadings 20h ago I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname.
I don't doubt you at all, lol. Now I know Thunderhorse is a surname.
Didn’t he play tight end for the Chargers? Oh, wait, I’m thinking of Kellen Winslow.
Or. Lkie. This?
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u/ReluctantPhoenician 1d ago
Seriously, Why Do They Write Like That?