In many countries a wife is not allowed to take her husband's surname

 

昔のパラオはしりとりみたいに繰り上がっていく
日本兵から名前もらったから
山田佐藤…みたいな方もいらしたのだとか、放送大学で紹介してた https://t.co/yEIbeZtWKw

— 落花生 (@LuftEule) June 25, 2021

France's law has been in place since the 18th century but, much like in Italy, there is some flexibility allowing wives to use their husband's surnames in an informal way. On all official paperwork, however, the maiden name must remain.

No to men's surnames

The laws are much tougher in Greece and Quebec. In Greece, you must petition a court for a name change, and in Quebec, even if they wanted to, a wife cannot take her husband's surname at any point.

 

欧州では夫の名前をつけるのはーー恐れ多くて？ーーできないわけか？ 

これはこれで不自由だよな。

まあ、だから、他国の例を出してもあまり意味がない。出羽守はドジだから同調圧力で変えようとするが・・・議論の仕方をかえたほうがいいね。