Is it possible in the US to take both names after marriage?
If so, I'm disappointed that Mark didn't choose to be Zuckerberg-Chan.
If so, I'm disappointed that Mark didn't choose to be Zuckerberg-Chan.
Honestly, why are you disappointed?
It's otaku humor.
The hyphenating of both names is an interesting concept, but would in all practicality be a difficult thing to pass on after a few generations if it were the standard. Though maybe I'm not thinking thorough it properly.
Where isn't it possible?
> Surnames combined with a hyphen, such as Meier-Müller, are still allowed. Combined surnames are not official registered names, but may be used in everyday situations and recorded in your passport and identity card.
So, it's not "official" but you can use it everywhere including on your official documents.