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Yes.Originally Posted by caviezel
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It was changed, but not substantially (end chopped off).
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Essentially have my last name but we left haceks out so it is spelled.the same but with out slovak orthography. My moms family even kept the hungarianized spelling of their slovak last name when they came to the u.s. I think they thought it was more prestigious like that.
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Both mother's and father's side have had diacritics removed.
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What french diacritics did you loose?
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Not so important as ę
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Absolutely! Not NEARLY as important.Not so important as ę
You can blame the Germans for doing that to my surname.
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They were just envy for larger phonologyYou can blame the Germans for doing that to my surname.
But I dealt with it - became polonized
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Yes.
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