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In spanish speaking countries, at least, a system of two lastnames is used, that is "primary" and "second". Thus, I suggest using the plural form of the word 'lastname' in the spanish localized version of the edit contact form: "Apellidos".

In spanish speaking countries, at least, a system of two lastnames is used, that is "primary" and "second". Thus, I suggest using the plural form of the word 'lastname' in the spanish localized version of the edit contact form: "Apellidos".

In spanish speaking countries, at least, a system of two lastnames is used, that is "primary" and "second". Thus, I suggest using the plural form of the word 'lastname' in the spanish localized version of the edit contact form: "Apellidos".

In spanish speaking countries, at least, a system of two lastnames is used, that is "primary" and "second". Thus, I suggest using the plural form of the word 'lastname' in the spanish localized version of the edit contact form: "Apellidos".

In spanish speaking countries, at least, a system of two lastnames is used, that is "primary" and "second". Thus, I suggest using the plural form of the word 'lastname' in the spanish localized version of the edit contact form: "Apellidos".

In spanish speaking countries, at least, a system of two lastnames is used, that is "primary" and "second". Thus, I suggest using the plural form of the word 'lastname' should be used in the spanish localized version of the edit contact form: "Apellidos".