Hello Alex!

19 Jun 03 19:52, you wrote to me:

 BS>> The most of the danish names is something-sen.. Sen is by the
 BS>> time modified from beeing Soen (S›n with Danish charecters),
 BS>> whitch means Son.

 BS>> So if we were up to date my father should have the name Simonsen,
 BS>> but it's not so my name should actually be.

 BS>> Bo Mogensen.

 BS>> Quite funny to think about :)

 AP> I think I understand...
 AP> Your father name is Mogen?

Not it's Mogens, but it doesn't make sense to say Mogenssen in danish, you
can't hear the two s'es, only one.

 AP> ..
 AP> In Denmark it was like some tradition?

Yes, for a couple of houndred years ago :)

 AP> Probably it's like Jafar *ibn Ali* at the East, that means Ali-father
 AP> of Jafar..

Oh ok :) Quite funny there is so many places where that tradision still exist.

 AP> In ex-USSR: Alexey Vladimirovich Polevoy, Vladimir- it's name of my
 AP> father..

Yes, i understand :)

Regards,
Bo

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