Re: Spelling question: Abruzzi surname
- From: "Bob" <bronzorb@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2007 02:41:13 -0400
I say it depends. Americanized, it would be with a capital "D". Correctly
(in Italian usage) it would be d'Atri, but computers and corporations will
convert it back to D'Atri.
I have a similar surname situation, and no matter how often I write it with
the lower-case "d" it gets switched back, and/or the apostrophe gets left
out (like in Datri).
<aad@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I was born with the surname Datri, but when I learned that there
should be an apostrophe after the D I started using D'Atri. I wonder,
though -- should the 'D' be capitalized or not, ie., should it be
D'Atri or d'Atri?
Thanks!
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