Unique and interesting surnames you have came across

• Gordonator

  28 Aug 05, 12:54

  any rare surname, especially the chineses, u all came across? share them here.
• thoreldan

  28 Aug 05, 13:19

  Hiow ?
• 3[HoRiZoN]G

  28 Aug 05, 13:26

  Kwan
• Gackt247

  28 Aug 05, 18:17

  Focker
  
  
• silv3rgal

  28 Aug 05, 18:55

  Bird
  
  Surname of one of the ang mors at my workplace
• Gedanken

  28 Aug 05, 19:00

  Well, I've yet to see a name that goes past our NIE's own Chew Sh!t Fun.
• Patrik

  28 Aug 05, 19:04

  Originally posted by silv3rgal:

  Bird
  
  Surname of one of the ang mors at my workplace

  Bird Thong Chai!!!!
  
• Congenial

  28 Aug 05, 19:30

  CHIO beng li..
  
  i was like..man..ur so frigging chio..
  
  no offense..
• Manager433

  28 Aug 05, 19:33

  Surname Au. Very rare.
• deathscythe99

  28 Aug 05, 19:50

  Originally posted by Manager433:

  Surname Au. Very rare.

  Au Yong also
• TehJarVu

  28 Aug 05, 19:59

  Laykok - i know someone with this chinese surname in Singapore.
  
  ie. li(2)guo(2) - leon lai that 'li' and country tt 'guo'
• deathscythe99

  28 Aug 05, 20:06

  Hmm...I bet those surnames which are seldom used, are gonna be pretty outstanding
• DriftingGuy

  28 Aug 05, 20:11

  
  My surname is very rare.. not many singaporeans have one
• Townlink 268

  28 Aug 05, 20:35

  know a fren surname is Goi.
  know another fren whos surname is Zee
  
  and know another whose Yeow
• LazerLordz

  28 Aug 05, 20:44

  Yeung
  Hee
  
• Martell21

  28 Aug 05, 20:47

  Originally posted by deathscythe99:

  Au Yong also

  au yong is 1 of my sch pe teacher surname
• The man who was death

  28 Aug 05, 20:54

  Interesting name have, lan zheng da
• deathscythe99

  28 Aug 05, 21:07

  Originally posted by Matthew Lim Li Hao:

  took

  Beri familiar.
• SBS9828X

  28 Aug 05, 21:08

  Ow leh?
• SBS9828X

  28 Aug 05, 21:08

  Originally posted by deathscythe99:

  Beri familiar.

  Taken?
• deathscythe99

  28 Aug 05, 21:15

  Originally posted by SBS9828X:

  Taken?

  Very famous liaoz
• BabyLover

  28 Aug 05, 21:19

  ung
  er
  ee
  mao
  oh
• Manager433

  28 Aug 05, 21:27

  Originally posted by SBS9828X:

  Ow leh?

  Ok, basically surname Au, Aw, Ow all belong to the same chinese characters of Ou. Only the english spelling diff. Hope this info helps.
  
  
  
  But Au-Yong total different from Au/Aw/Ow, totally no connection k.
• HENG@

  28 Aug 05, 21:57

  none chinese ones can?
  
  lady living on the ground floor of my place in sinagpore has surname "Outhouse", which is slang for toilet.
  
  Also friend of mine here has surname Tainturier, which is french for people who run laundry shops.
• Gordonator

  28 Aug 05, 23:02

  Ngu.
  
  one of my friend, his surname in chinese character is Wu. at first don't know how to pronounce, Gu? Nu? he himeself don't know either. in the end we settle on Nu.