How did Americans get their names? Just like Mc plus something, a word can have two capital letters. Are these variants regular?

Mc is a surname of Scottish origin. Because they are all immigrants from the United States, their ancestors probably didn't use English before they used it. In the English-speaking society in America, you must spell your surname in English. Therefore, there are many weird surnames in America.

Mcxxxxx is a very special category, such as McDonald's and McCain, which we are familiar with, all of which are local surnames in Scotland. Because English originated from ancient Anglo-Saxon, and the Anglo-Saxons all moved out of Germany. So the predecessor of English is essentially German. If you have studied German, you will know that almost all German words have three spellings. When the ancient Scots' own language was integrated into old English, they also added some elements of their own. The surname of Mc series has become the best symbol that they are Scots.

People with son\sen in their names are often of Nordic descent, but they are not absolute. Because when they immigrated to the British Empire and changed their names, many people chose to add son xxx's son to their surnames. Or add xxx's son after the existing English name

Names are all kinds of occupations or two words spelled together, such as Smith or Firestone, many of which originated in France and Germany. Of course, this is not absolute. Because of French, crazy people like to take their occupation as their surname, and they also like to pinch the two words together as their surname. There are many German surnames ~ ~

I don't need to say anything about the ending of sky and Vicky. They are all from Eastern Europe.

African-Americans are more complicated. Many African-Americans have forgotten the original names of their ancestors. Because when slaves came to America, they were not allowed to have surnames at all. And their names were invented by slave owners to make them blind. And the surnames of these slaves are followed by the surnames of the slave owners. For example, the famous black movie star will smith, whose ancestors were slaves, took the surname of the slave owner. And people like Obama who came to the United States with African surnames belong to a minority. Obama is not common in America. Maybe it's just Obama His father is from Kenya. His last name is this ~ ~

Artists in Spain and Portugal have long surnames. Anyway, as long as it is more than five syllables, it is either Greek or Spanish or Portuguese.

Asians are more complicated. Japanese names are the best to recognize. Japanese surnames are all composed of a series of monosyllables, such as A, I, U, E and O. For example, Yamazaki is Yamazaki and Sakamoto is the version. ...

There are only a few Koreans whose surnames are reversed. If you remember them, you will know all of them, such as Jin, Li, Cai Cai and so on.

Chinese in all non-mainland areas is different from that in Chinese mainland, because they use the Chinese Pinyin developed during the Republic of China. For example, all the sounds of B are written as P and all the sounds of Q are pronounced as TS. Ong, ing and eng have deep nasal sounds, which are often different from those in Chinese mainland. I don't know the details. For example, Wu, a master of international film martial arts design, used Hoo.

Most people in China in Chinese mainland only use hanyu pinyin. However, if the pronunciation of some surnames is consistent with the existing English surnames, some people may directly write their gender as that when writing their own names. For example, Li is often written as Li and Yang is often written as Yang.

Finally, remember one thing. The diversity of American surnames stems from the diversity of their immigrant ancestors ~ ~ So if people tell you how to spell their names, try not to misspell them ~ ~ Details like McCain that M and C must be capitalized should be kept as much as possible.