So when we go abroad we have to feel different kind of form in English and definitely all the forms required names, the first name and the last name. That's the thing. We don't have last name. Seriously, I don't have a last name or surname or a family name or whatever you call it. To be accurate, most of Niemmer have neither a first name or a surname. We just have our own full name. My dad has his own name and my mother doesn't share any work with him in her name and my brother has another totally different name and my also doesn't share any one of them. And the more interesting thing is that you can have as many watts as you want in your name or it's more like as many watts as your parents want in your name. For instance, I have three watts in my name. Both of my parents have two watts in their name and my brother and boyfriend each has three watt names and one of my best friends owns a four watt name and one of my cousins once removed poses a five watt name and I have seen a couple of girls in some journeys whose names are as long as eight watts which is ridiculous. It all depends on creativity of whatever name S1 will later kids. Oh and we follow astrology as well. Like if you were born on Sunday, your name has to be stated with one of the five Sunday alphabets. And as I was born on Monday, my name is just with one of the five Monday alphabets and same goes for the rest. So when we make new friends, once we hear their names, we can guess on which day they were born which is not much useful at all. And not everyone in modern days follow that way. They either go with another way of astrology like the first watt of their name is the alphabets from their fifth day, counting from the day they were born in, the second watt from the sixth day and the last watt from the second day. Forget it, that's so complicated and not every memory is aware of that from you. Anyway, we have totally different names in our family and when people ask that we don't have a family name, they usually ask, how are you going to trace your ancestors? And my answer is no freaking way. I mean, if we have played up our ancestors correctly in our national identity cat form, then we would know that trust me, everybody in Niemau would not be bothered to trace who is there, a great, great, great, great grandpa just to fill up a form. They would just make up their names or I don't know, there are many work around for whatever you do in Niemau. For me, I know who is my maternal, great, great, great grandpa, but my paternal grandma has no idea who her in laws were and I was like, one, I hear her response, I was like, huh? Really? Is that such things that you don't know your in laws? And I was like, okay, let it be because nobody really cares, they are rooted in my country. Of course, there are exceptions. You might want to ask, how about all sensuji? What's the sheen name after her father, General Au Sen? The answer is yes, but that's very exceptional case. There are a few other examples like, they win stoder is female Niemui, Lumin stoder is already Lumin or something like that. But that only applies to second generation. The third generation may again have totally different kind of names and some ethnic minorities, India, the incidents and some Christians may have their family name and most of the Chinese the incidents have their own Chinese name with off-coffs family name, but their official name are in very good. The first part of our unit may mean system is that we female do not need to change her name after we get married and we don't really care if our child is sent or daughter because no one would carry the so-called ancestors pride by having a surname. And the worst part is like, we don't have a family tree. I mean, with the government handers, the citizenship and immigration documents were systematically and there would be one but for now to my knowledge, no. And we kind of have difficulties explaining foreigners that we don't really have a surname and when we fill up the forms and they just shuffle our names as they want to call and it's kind of like weird, mean and like, a family for us. So yeah, if you happen to know any Niemui, remember not to export his or her surname is and they might probably not mind to be referred with their full name or the first or last one of their name. Again, that totally depends on their name structure. So yeah, that's about it and if you would like to know anything about Niemui culture or tradition or anything like that, just leave your comments below and I try to add it in our next videos. Ta-da!