Caro Gonzales

You can call me Caro but also I have three Álter egos one's called Caitlin Iseult Caulfield. Irish Gaelic [Caitlin it is pronounced more like KOT leen or KOYT leen. To pronounce Caitlin like Katelynn would be a bit like calling a Spanish person named José “Josie.”] and Toyama Midori. Midori is a typical Japanese first name for females, and Toyama is a common Japanese family name. The other is Airis Nömm. Estonian ; ) In Japan as Hungary and France, including countries in South America, it is the custom the introduce one self or be introduced as: family name first then surname. I know it 'because I'm from Montevideo, Uruguay. Officially on forms, for administration purposes (and in school register, also for easier alphabeticising) it would indeed be Gozáles, Caro, in daily life, if talking about that person, he would be called Caro Gonzáles :)