does the last name niman sound familiar to anyone and from where?
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It is the first two syllables of a Thai last name. The Minister of Education had the last name of Nimanhaemin about 35 years ago.
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because i'm from israel,and i realized that ur name is israeli boy,so were like the same...u know what i mean..?(if not its fine,not sure i totally understand what i meant!!)
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yes..im shariffah diyanah.my family name is alshahab.u still do hav relatives here.
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If I were Armenian, I would also be proud of it.  Anyone whose last name ends with "ian" is probably Armenian ("Guderian, Nahikian, Ohanian, etc.).  \nI am Faroese.
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Never heard of him/her/it
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Can you give us any information?  Where did you see the name?
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No.\nSome Jews changed their surname when they immigrated somewhere, but generally speaking it is not a Jewish name.
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Hey Tuesday thats my last name!\nIt's Welsh, supposedly it very common there like Johnson or Smith is here.
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Gosh that name sounds familier. Seriously...send me as much as you know. \nkribble2002@yahoo.com
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Hi! Please read these links and see if they also sound like him. Good luck!
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Funny you should ask, I was thinking about that the other day :-)\n\nIt would probably be "MLKMAMA", that's what my friends and family have dubbed me.
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No, he´s from Spain. He was born in Malaga.
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sounds familiar but i dunno
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I don't have an answer but I'd like to share with you my experience of this.I recently worked at a local building society and a co worker of mine was Chinese.He told me he was called Ben but that it wasn't his real name,He'd changed his name to sound more 'westernized '.out of 'feminine curiosity' I asked him his real name,expecting something UN pronounceable............"LEE", was his reply !!!!!
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Interesting name ... I don't know  anyone with that name.
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That would be Hugo Sánchez.  Others appear to have beaten me to the punch, so perhaps the accent will give me a boost! :-D
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Not really. I grew up in the U.S. and I'd never heard of him until I came to Germany.