Italian Surnames: Last Letter Interchangeable?

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Re: Italian Surnames: Last Letter Interchangeable?

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Le nom de la ville est DRENCHIA et non pas DRENCHIO.

The correct name for the town is DRENCHIA and not DRENCHIO.





Could someone please make a new post for this topic. Thanks

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HI,
thank you for your information
it's true the name is DRENCHIA
Have a nice day

Ciao,
grazie per gli informazione
e giusto il nome e DRENCHIA
Cordialmente
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Prego, spero di averti aiutato. Se non conosci il nome del padre e della madre puoi richiedere l'atto di nascita all'Ufficio Anagrafe, questo è l'indirizzo:

Drenchia

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IN FATTI NON GLI CONOSCO
eco fatto
grazie mille
Walter
PS Ada e proprio un nome di quelle parte o mi sbaglio?
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scamosci wrote: PS Ada e proprio un nome di quelle parte o mi sbaglio?
I'll answer in English as this is the language we should use here.

Do you mean my first name ADA? No, it's not a Friulian name. You can find it all over Italy. It's a bit out of fashion and I don't like it much. My mother wanted a short name so that none could shorten it more. Funny enough some friends of mine call me Adadà 8O

I'm not Friulian but I have some friends in the province of Udine. I live in the Venice area and I go to Friuli sometimes.

Ada
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