Yongfeng English homonym, how to say peak in English

adela Germany honorable; Elegant adelaide Edlaide German noble; Andrea of the noble class Andrea Greece Heroic, beautiful, and elegant, aurora Aurora, Latin, Goddess of Dawn, Belle Bella, France, beautiful; God's Covenant; Intelligent, noble, cynthia, Cynthia, Greek goddess of the moon, the title of Diana, Dana, Dinah, Hebrew, from Denmark; Mother of God; the wise and pure daphne Devany Greek mythology laurel tree; Laureate (Apollo's favorite) Irma Irma, Teutonic of high status; Noble.

sunfa is a bit similar to your name< I hope to help you As long as the English name is sixteen letters there, foreigners are OK, as long as you can pronounce them

frank

I like a boy's name that sounds like yours.

Hope you like it.

fong, yes, it's the same as phone.

Because my name has a front, and it has the same sound as your peak.

When I was studying, the teacher who taught us to speak was called out like this (two teachers, one American and one Australian).

You also have a word called Feng, right? Ha ha.

It is recommended that you choose an English name, so that it is much more convenient to deal with foreigners.

fong

I remember it like this.

Same pronunciation as phone.

Felix, Felix, Latin, Happy or Lucky.

Evan Ivan.

Eric Eric.

Brent Brent, meaning: the top of a mountain or a summer resort.

Ben class, meaning: mountain peak.

alps [personal name] Alps Alps.

"Maple"The Italian language is acero

The Spanish word is arce

峰 [fēng] [name] peak; summit; peak-like thing;Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world. mount qomolangma is the world's highest peak.