European Surnames By Country

Guess the European country based on the most common surname given.
Micro-nations are not included
Source: viralscape.com (Map #32)
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Surname
Country
Almeida
Portugal
Arnadóttir
Iceland
Bērzinš
Latvia
Beqiri
Albania
De Jong
Netherlands
Dimitrov
Bulgaria
García
Spain
Gruber
Austria
Hansen
Norway
Hodžić
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Horvat
Croatia
Horváth
Slovakia
Jensen
Denmark
Kazlauskas
Lithuania
Korhonen
Sweden
Martin
France
Melnik
Ukraine
Moldovanu
Moldova
Müller
Germany/Switzerland
Surname
Country
Murphy
Ireland
Nagy
Hungary
Novak
Slovenia
Novák
Czech Republic
Nowak
Poland
(Patronymic Names)
Finland
Peeters
Belgium
Rossi
Italy
Smith
United Kingdom
Tamm
Estonia
Ivanov
Belarus
Smirnov
Russia
Stojanovski
Macedonia
Jovanović
Serbia
Hoxha
Kosovo
Popescu
Romania
Papadopoulos
Greece
Popovic
Montenegro
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Level 74
May 1, 2015
What about Moldova? That's not considered a micro-nation, is it?
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Level 65
May 1, 2015
Moldova will be added.
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Level 74
May 1, 2015
Names ending in -sson are Swedish in origin (or Icelandic). Names ending in -sen are Norwegian or Danish (but -ssen is always Norwegian). Finnish is not related to any of those languages and the most common last names in Finland end in -nen.
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Level 65
May 1, 2015
You may want to check our source (in the directions)
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Level 74
May 1, 2015
Ah, you switched two countries, that's why I was confused. Your source has Korhonen in Finland and Andersson in Sweden, as I suggested. And in Iceland, there aren't really common last names because there aren't last names. You simply take your father's first name and slap on -sson or -dottir (Björnsson = son of Björn, Arnadóttir = daughter of Arne, etc.). The telephone directory is arranged by profession (yes, seriously).
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Level 65
May 1, 2015
How shall we change the Iceland answer? (Put "Patronymic Names", maybe)