on forms genrally is my nationality "British" "Briton" "English" or "Englishman" (in their Russian forms obviously but i can't be bothered switching keyboards just for that)
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on forms genrally is my nationality "British" "Briton" "English" or "Englishman" (in their Russian forms obviously but i can't be bothered switching keyboards just for that)
I think I'll go with
Woodfield
Edmund Philip
because that is what I had to write on the British passport application for which says:
Surname:
Forname(s):
How do you transliterate "woo" though? "yy"?
so:
Imya:Edmund Philip
Otchestvo:
Familia:Woodfield (Voodfield i suppose?)
or
Imya:Edmund
Otchestvo:
Familia:Woodfield
If a Russian form asks me to put my patronymic down should I write "Philip"? It's not really the same, but a middle name's the closest English has to a patronymic.
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