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the name CHOR
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different ways of People with the sir-name CHOR and and e-mail addres gave 137 exact matches. To some of the people I have sent a mail From some of the receivers I got a reply Below follow the result of the search, and few data if possible. I've taken out the e-mail address, but left the contry info where posible.
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| Chor Li | no | ||||
| Lam Chor | no | ||||
| Chor Wong | no | USA | |||
| Ives Chor | no | Seattle, WA,USA | |||
| Henry Chor | YES | France | Well! The world is small. It
seems to be that you are an ethnic Danish/Scandinavian (by your parent's first names). What a surprise to me knowing that some people are carrying "Chor" as their surname in Denmark, that's something I would only find in Hongkong, I suppose. Probably same to you as well. Nevertheless, as in Denmark, "Chor" is a rare surname in HK, too. Yes, my origin is Honkong, and probably you are not surprised I am an ethnic Chinese. I studied in England, employed by a British company afterwards, and currently on a contract working for ETSI in France. I am working in the telecommunications industry, mainly on system protocols. "Chor", in HK, is an English pronunciation of my Chinese surname. As HK people speaks Cantonese as their mother tongue (a Chinese dialect), those people with the same Chinese surname in mainland China or Taiwan (they speak Mandarin) will have different spelling in their surname. Therefore, there are extremely few Chinese does carry "Chor" as the spelling of their surname, say, one in a million! Anyway! It is nice to hear there are some Mr / Mrs CHORs who are not originated from HK. Bye! God Bless Henry |
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| Leung Chor | No | Hong Kong | |||
| Nathan Chor | No | ||||
| Alberto Chor | Yes | Rio de Janeiro | I was borm in Rio de Janeiro,
Brasil I am 54, my father was borm in Besarabia somewhere near Russia, my father's name Salomao Chor he had 2 brothers Suummer & Pinheiro, I know that he also had either 1 or 2 sisters. By the way I have a site on the Internet http://www.playbrasil.com. Hop to hear from you soon Sincerely: Alberto Chor |
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| Natalie Chor | No | Melbourne,
Victoria, Australia |
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| Benny Chor | No | CA, USA ?? | |||
| Carol Chor | No | ||||
| Emily Chor | No | ||||
| Herman Chor | No | USA | |||
| Anthony Chor | Yes | USA | Actually, I am of Chinese
ancestry, so the name is not Danish in this case. "Chor" is a very unusual surname in China as well; I'm not sure of the statistics, but most Chinese people I meet remark on how unusual it is. The word in Chinese means "left" as in "left/right". It was transliterated out of Cantonese when my father's family moved from Sichuan province to Hong Kong after the fall of China to the Communists. Other transliterations include "Zuo" (pinyin) and "Tso" (Wade-Giles). I'm sorry I couldn't help you with your search for other Danish folks, but it was interesting for me to find out a little about others with my name. Good luck! Tony Chor |
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| Kong Chor Kit | No | ||||
