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"O" really is quite a common last name in a few asian countries, usually transcribed as "Oh" or "Ou". Same goes for "Lee" in fact, in korean it's pronounced as "ee" without the L sound, I'm not sure why the L is added, if it's already there in korean but isn't pronounced or if it's only added to make it look more like a name to us (and maybe because of the chinese "Lee"/"Li" which is pronounced with an L)

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I also know a french village called "Y" ^^ But apart from that ...