Is it appropriate for girls to use Raphael as their English name?

These names are religious names, and foreigners give each name a unique symbolic connotation, for example, the painter Raphael is a Catholic, and this name should be his Christian name.

Besides, angels, hehe, are not very beautiful, according to the scriptures, the appearance of angels is very terrifying, and they are not humanoid, they are similar to animals.

I don't think it matters, although Raphael is the third of the male 7 angels (later Luciferdo later became the second of the 6 angels), he is lively and blue, with a Seraph, the main angel, and the 3rd order of the wise angel.

It is a ** person, a doctor, etc., and the image is very suitable for the snake chief.

Not many people know him, and even if you take this name, not many people will know that it is a man, and even fewer will know the English name.

If you don't need it, then I'll accept the English name

Note: Even female drops).

Introducing you to Rachle

I think it's pretty good too!

It's not good, the painter Raphael is a man, and it's cuter to name him Ricky.

Pretty good. Very personal.

There is also a meaning.

Fortunately, the name has to have a meaning.

If you're a doctor, it's okay, but other professions aren't so good.

Personally, the name contains quite a lot of meaning; But the name is what you like, it's all that matters.

I think it's okay, the name, it's just a codename. You can call it whatever you like.

Raphael is the name of an Italian painter and one of the archangels, so Raphael Raphael would have thought it was an artistic name.

1.Raphael surname.

2, Raphael men's name .

Raphael Raphael 1483-1520, Italian painter.

Raphael ((man's first name)).

n.Italian painter; One of the archangels.

Raphael (1483-1520; Italian painter, sculptor and architect.

You can go to the QQ space to test it, there is an app, and he will tell you the most suitable English name.

Raphael, it's the name of the archangel, I like this very much, there is a VR band in Japan called RaphaelHey hey

What about van? After appearing in Valentine, it's simple and easy to remember, and it's all the essence of condensed.

You can refer to it.

You can't mess with English names in the workplace.

Neither unused like Raphael nor more offbeat like Shepard.

Like Cassie, Kate, this kind of very informal nickname is not okay...

To be called katherine, cassandra ...

Personally, I think it's better not to, everyone is always greeting you when they call, hehe, you listen cool, others, especially the boss, will it?

How could there be such an idea? There are thousands of English names, and it's better to grab one than this nondescript name. How would it sound to you if a Chinese was called day, or night, or noon, or dark, or morning, or afternoon, or ,,,?