a naming question
.
If someone has aliases or assumed names, you use "A.K.A."
(such as "Parker, a.k.a. Alice White" on Leverage)
.
But what about when a real person has two real names, neither of which are false or pseudonyms?
such as:
James See & Tse Tsan Tai - the author of the book The Creation, the Garden of Eden, and the Origin of the Chinese in 1916.
thank you.
If someone has aliases or assumed names, you use "A.K.A."
(such as "Parker, a.k.a. Alice White" on Leverage)
.
But what about when a real person has two real names, neither of which are false or pseudonyms?
such as:
James See & Tse Tsan Tai - the author of the book The Creation, the Garden of Eden, and the Origin of the Chinese in 1916.
thank you.