My Chinese name is TIAN HUI and I remember an English name Thank you 20

vie, vi: women's name, Wei. The abbreviation and nickname of Violet.

Viola: Viola. Violet: [Woman's Name] Valolet. Variant of Viola. The meaning is "violet".

Format: First Name + Last Name. Like Vie Lee, Viola Liu wants you to like it.

huiyn

Hui Yun is unique, good-sounding, and also related to plants.

holly

I used to have a young female foreign teacher in England with this name, which means holly tree.

Becky.

Name Meaning: Charming.

Good Chinese are now popular to take an English name! I don't understand, what do you think! Jump on the bandwagon?

Your Chinese name Gao Yan is transliterated"koye"It's quite an inner show

swallow swallow meaning, take the homonym of your name.

It is the translation method of the corresponding Chinese pinyin: li shibin

Note: The last name is a word, and the last two words of the first name become one word, and the two words are capitalized at the beginning.

[Liran].

Hanyu Pinyin is li ran. If you want to change an English name with a close pronunciation, the special suggestions are:

1》 Leryn is of Spanish origin.

2》 Lauren, Lorene is from the United States, which means laurel and honor.

3 Laraine originated in the United States.

4 Lorraine originated in France.

5" Erin, errin from Ireland 6" Elaine from the United Kingdom (the name is the most popular).

Ping is very good, why do you have a Chinese to put yourself in a good Chinese name and not call it, you have to give it an English name.

When do you see Koreans and Japanese names in English?

Can't you just use pinyin? Isn't ping nice?

I studied abroad, and at first I followed the trend and gave my English name, but later I found that foreigners prefer to call me the pronunciation of Chinese pinyin, and they wondered why Chinese people have to use English names?

Think about it for yourself.

champion!And the meaning of the champion! The pronunciation is very similar!

The first is English (surname), Chu is your surname, and English generally translates as chu. It is best not to change the surname, in foreign countries your surname represents your entire family, so insist on using the Chinese pinyin of your own Chinese name, insist on letting foreigners call us our Chinese name, is exactly the minimum respect they need to give us, do not give up this human right first.

Then there is the English (first name), Peng, according to the homonym I found a few names that I thought were quite good: Paul Paul, Payne Payne and so on. So I think your English name should be better:

Paul Chu, Payne Chu.

In short, when choosing an English name, try to connect with your Chinese name to make people feel like this is you. I hope you like me to recommend you the English name.