| Excellent game! "Commonest" is a relative word, though. It would be interesting to know the percentages. Even the most common in Argentina (González) only fills 16 pages out of 1520 in the phone book of Buenos Aires (city proper). I suppose the American, British or Australian Smiths are also around this proportion. But as far as I know the Korean Kims are above 20% of the population. Can you imagine a phone book with 300 pages in a row with Kims only? (A proof is that in Korean football/soccer national teams it's very strange to have only one Kim, let alone none. Usually they are 2 or even 3 out of eleven players). |
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