Tremblay Try 'n' guess which non-French last name is the most common in Quebec. Points for any names in the top 3.
14 comments Everyone's favorite generic english name: Smith?
or non-english: Nguyen? | | |
Alex nailed the #2 (Smith, 189th overall) and #3 (Nguyen, 211th) spots. (Nguyen was also my guess.)
Johnson is 554th overall. Most of them have been premier of Quebec. | | |
Blackburn is my guess.
Remember that Heritage Minute where the Irish kids were adopted by French families. And wherever Catholics get together, last names tend to get passed down. | | |
| The girl in the Heritage minute is called Molly Johnson... I guess she didn't keep her name or pass it to her kids. | | |
Well if Nguyen was up there perhaps it's another oriental name. Like Wong? Or Lee?
Or perhaps it's Walsh? | | |
Lee = 507th
Wong = 653rd
Walsh = 1100th
A man with this name played for the Montreal Canadiens. | | |
Richard? I guess I don't really think of Richard as an english name in quebec... where's blake on the list?
There's a sizeable vietnamese population in quebec, whereas the chinese population has better representation on the Wes' Si-eede. Bryan, any numbers on the other provinces? Where are you getting this info from?
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The answer is Harvey. In Quebec, that's pronounced Harvé... and I wouldn't be terribly surprised if more francophones had this last name than anglophones given chrisdye's explanation above.
See the top 1000 here and other stats too.
Thanks for playing, suckas! | | |
| Oops.. I mean it's pronounced Arvé. | | |
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