Anv-bihan : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

Disheñvel eo an anvioù-bihan diouzh an anvioù familh dre ma vezont dibabet ha roet a-ratozh da bep hini kentoc'h evit o c'hoaut da herezh.

 

 

In most European countries and in countries that have cultures predominantly influenced by Europe (North and South America and Australia), the given name usually comes before the family name (though generally not in lists and catalogs), and so is known as a '''forename''' or '''first name'''. But in many cultures of the world, for instance in some African and most of [[East Asia]] (e.g. [[Japan]], [[China]], [[Korea]] and [[Vietnam]]), and also in [[Hungary]], given names traditionally come after the family name. In East Asia, even part of the given name may be shared among all members of a given generation in a family and the family's extensions, to differentiate those generations from other generations.