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| 551.1 | Is it a nickname? | NYSBU::CHANG | | Fri Jul 06 1990 11:30 | 8 |
| I've never heard of it - only lived in New England states in USA.
Is Beat your whole name or is it a nickname for something else?
Yes, I have heard of the feminine forms but never knew anyone with
those names either.
Chris
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| 551.2 | | SKYWAY::RASCHER | | Mon Jul 09 1990 07:03 | 10 |
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Not at all, it's my full surname.
In fact it's: Beat Urs Rascher
Impossible to pronounce it in english but i'll try to explain:
Beeh-at - Ours - Raahsheehr
perfectly, isn't it?
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| 551.3 | y | MACNAS::TCOMER | | Wed Jul 11 1990 10:45 | 4 |
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Sorry Beat, no name like than in our land.
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| 551.4 | Du h�sch r�cht... | SKYWAY::NIEDEROEST | | Wed Jul 18 1990 05:41 | 8 |
| Beat,
you're right. I travelled a lot but I've never heard the name Beat
anywhere else than here in Switzerland or Germany. But don't be
sad. It's a special name though. BTW nobody can pronounce my name either.
Trotzdem en sch�ne Tag! (For all in english: have a nice day)
- Jeannette
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| 551.5 | Not known in France | EVOAI2::OLIVE | BEATRICE | Fri Aug 24 1990 09:32 | 9 |
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Beat,
I never heard the name Beat in France.
Do you know the origin ?
In France the surname for B�atrice is B�a. (it's my surname).
B�atrice
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