Papadopoulos

t. Nikolaos Papa do Poulos

t. El Jeffe de Garthia

so harkonnens were suomi?

>August 9, 1945, from the superior but sadly alternative timeline

>Mav
>not Mazza

I made a map with Turkey but nobody except me spread it.

Denmark is actually Nielsen now.

Is Malta nordic?

bumperino

nice find

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Dear Slavs, why are you all named Novak?

t. Djokovic

thanks to cigans stealing our name, Horvath will soon be no.1 in Hungary

>Borg

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what's funny about it

it sounds sou ridiculous, almost like a galician insult
>Ti que es, un papa dos poulos ?

The surname has something to do with rocks.

kazlauskas

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Most common surnames? Well, I knew I had nothing of special, but this is just disappointing as a polish ancestry.

yeah, i don't understand

> Gruber

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is it true that garcia is a basque surname? how did it become the most popular last name in spain?

>Rossi

literally redpilled

i'm confused why you have posted our green belts in this thread?

It is the Smith of Slavic countries. The most common and peasant name a person can get. In Brazil is Silva.

OP said it's a map thread but nobody else seems to be in the mood so I thought I'd start

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Basque bulls impregnating Spanish women and making tons of kids

>tfw no sunlight

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Haha

I make this map in Ms paint years ago, posted to reddit and it went viral

>Smirnov
More like Sminem

It's actually Silva but whatevs

>It is the Smith of Slavic countries.
No. Smith of Poland is Kowal/Kowalski (extremely common surname, often used to represent the "average" polish person) and it has the same etymology, since Kowal = blacksmith

Huh, I've known several people with some of those last names. America truly is a melting pot.

>Slovakia
>Horváth

wtf

>De Jong
Are Dutch Koreans?