In most spanish-speaking countries, married women legally adopt their husbands' surnames retain their maiden surnames in the name maría antonia abad fernández, abad is the paternal surname maternal surname if lourdes blanco cabrera marries carlos arias delgado, she could present herself as lourdes cabrera de delgado lourdes blanco de arias in the name luis felipe gonzález y pérez, pérez is the paternal surname maternal surname rey juan carlos is married to princesa sofía reina sofía letizia ortiz rocasolano is la princesa de asturias la reina de españa the average family size in spain is than the average family size in mexico. smaller larger ask your instructor select reference tools. áéíñóúü¿¡ all caps

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In most Spanish-speaking countries, married women legally retain their maiden surname.

In the name María Antonia Abad Fernández, Abad is the paternal surname.

If Lourdes Blanco Cabrera marries Carlos Arias Delgado, she could present herself as Lourdes Blanco de Arias.

In the name Luis Felipe González y Pérez, Pérez is the maternal surname.

Rey Juan Carlos is married to Reina Sofía.

Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano is la Reina de España.

The average family size in Spain is smaller than the average family size in México.

In Hispanic countries such as México or Spain, as well as most of South America, there are different traditions on keeping the second name of the husband when women get married. Other women prefer to keep their second name and being introduced as Mrs. Laura Rodríguez "de" Martínez. Martínez being the husband's second name.

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