PatatRiek said:of course not... and she already said she'll keep her name...
I'm Canadian and for me it's the opposite, I don't know any woman who hasn't taken her husband's name. I know a few that have kept their last name but added on their husband's ( like Justine) but for the most part, all the married women I know have taken their husband's name.tibe said:i don't know any woman (from family and friends)who has her husbands name. i think we belgians don't do that :shrug: (except one person :tape: )
:lol:tibe said:i don't know any woman (from family and friends)who has her husbands name. i think we belgians don't do that :shrug: (except one person :tape: )
it sounds great :banana:Sarah<Kim-fan> said::lol:
you're right I guess, I don't now anybody who did this, not even my grandparents, so guess it's not tradition in Belgium(anymore?)
and I think Kim won't change her name, though imagine, final Australian Open 2005: the umpire:"Game, set and match Miss Clijsters-Hewitt" sounds nice doesn't it?![]()
it's misses clijsters-hewitt thenSarah<Kim-fan> said::lol:
you're right I guess, I don't know anybody who did this, not even my grandparents, so guess it's not tradition in Belgium(anymore?)
and I think Kim won't change her name, though imagine, final Australian Open 2005: the umpire:"Game, set and match Miss Clijsters-Hewitt" sounds nice doesn't it?![]()