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can anybody give me a beautiful english name?
i like dancing and singing,like doing sth challenging,brave and forgetful^_^
thanks for ur any idea~
thanks for ur any idea~
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actually i like my chinese name,all my foreign friends call me the chinese name of me,but it seems difficult for them to pronounce the yun,so i wanna get a beautiful name,thanks~Additional Details:
FIY，could u please explain what the names mean?thanksAdditional Details:
BTW,i dont really want to keep my name similar to my Chinese name actually,otherwise i can just use my chinese name~thanks^_^i need more ideas~~Additional Details:
柏枫干吗叫我哪里不说话了呀？Additional Details:
ohh,i dont know how to pronounce these namesAdditional Details:
thanks everyone,i got an english name now,Courtney~i appreciate all ur comments,thanks a lot(*^__^*) 嘻嘻……Share:
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okay ... some names are hard to pronounce.
what about " Rachel", "Angeline", "Lillian", "Amanda", "June","April","Catherine", "ELizabeth"
what about " Rachel", "Angeline", "Lillian", "Amanda", "June","April","Catherine", "ELizabeth"
Or Leiha...uniquely spelled and sound similar to your Chinese name.
Keeping your Chinese name is fine also when in USA. :)
Keeping your Chinese name is fine also when in USA. :)
If you'd like to keep you name similar to your Chinese name, I think troy's suggestion was pretty good, "Leiha" or "Leah."
If you're just going to pick one, I personally like the names Stephanie and Emily.
Stephanie comes from the Greek name "Stefanos" (Στέφανος) meaning "crown".
Emily is of Latin origin, and its meaning is "rival; laborious; eager".
If you're just going to pick one, I personally like the names Stephanie and Emily.
Stephanie comes from the Greek name "Stefanos" (Στέφανος) meaning "crown".
Emily is of Latin origin, and its meaning is "rival; laborious; eager".
Lia
Lynn
Leanne
These are all sorta related to the pronunciation of your Chinese name. The other suggestions here are good as well though. Just pick the one that sounds best to you.
Lynn
Leanne
These are all sorta related to the pronunciation of your Chinese name. The other suggestions here are good as well though. Just pick the one that sounds best to you.
I personally like the sound of "rill" without any particular reason which apparently means small river(or brook).
for person's name, it seems like there is "rilla" and according to the website i looked up, its origin is german and means small brook.
also, the website says there are also variations of this, and they are Rella, Rilletta and Rillette
other suggestions from the web that sounds like it were Raella, Raula, Rayla, Ria, Riley, Rilee and Reilly.
for person's name, it seems like there is "rilla" and according to the website i looked up, its origin is german and means small brook.
also, the website says there are also variations of this, and they are Rella, Rilletta and Rillette
other suggestions from the web that sounds like it were Raella, Raula, Rayla, Ria, Riley, Rilee and Reilly.
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