Should I change my surname?

[sql]

I'm thinking of changing my surname. As a Jew, my surname means nothing to me as it is just from my ancestor's host culture. Because of my surname people think I am Hispanic/Latino and I receive mail in Spanish.

I think that if I do change it, I will make my surname something Persian or Turkish in origin. What do you think?

[Seth MacFarlane]

Lol what is your surname ?

[Tana]

I think you should go for it

[Gooding]

Do what's right for you, man.

[Neon Knight]

If you do change it then use one of your other ancestral surnames so as to keep a link with your heritage.

[Gooding]

If you do change it then use one of your other ancestral surnames so as to keep a link with your heritage.

Break it down to looks. What ancestral surname do you suppose would fit your phenotype? Do you look more Turkish or Persian?

[Guapo]

I'm thinking of changing my surname. As a Jew, my surname means nothing to me as it is just from my ancestor's host culture. Because of my surname people think I am Hispanic/Latino and I receive mail in Spanish.

I think that if I do change it, I will make my surname something Persian or Turkish in origin. What do you think?

Use your dad's name.. Something-son. Make it sound nordic

[Dylan]

I'm thinking of changing my surname. As a Jew, my surname means nothing to me as it is just from my ancestor's host culture. Because of my surname people think I am Hispanic/Latino and I receive mail in Spanish.

I think that if I do change it, I will make my surname something Persian or Turkish in origin. What do you think?

Are you Turkish or Persian? I thought you were Ashkenazi, French-Canadian, and Swedish?

[Shah-Jehan]

How would a Persian or Turkish surname connect you to your heritage?

[Tana]

Out of curiosity, why would you want a Persian or Turkish last name? Is there any special reason for that?