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symbol is pronounced as Xin Boer, more homogeneous, the landlord can also go to the love word bully ** dictionary to check its precise pronunciation, because my Chinese transliteration, a little awkward. :)

Translated it means symbol, sign.

I don't know what kind of brand the landlord is asking about, but I think the name is very atmospheric, which means the "sign" of this type of product!

The above is a personal opinion, I hope it will be helpful to you! :)

symbol

Translated, it means.

Symbols, signs.

I don't know what kind of brand the landlord is asking about, but I think the name Qishu is very incoherent, which means the "sign" of this kind of product!

The above is a personal opinion, I hope it will be helpful to you! :)

By convention, the surname should be kept in Hanyu Pinyin.

This name is the most harmonious with your Chinese name, and the meaning is good, which is very suitable for you:

yehudi Hebrew worshippers of God.

yoen

The word, if spelled in front, is jo o, and the pronunciation is o followed by a u (pronounced like a house on a roof) j and u

Spell it together and have the pronunciation of Yu.,Although there's an o in the middle.,But the effect is still good.,Let's use a nasal n instead.。 I also added an extra e here, which is more like a constant sound.

Hope it helps you o(o

To be honest, there are not many English names for the word Harmonic Universe, so I recommend a zeus, Zeus (the king of the universe), which matches your name better, and is more unique and domineering.

Zeus (English: Zeus, Greek: or δ The main god of Greek mythology, the third god-king. Son of Kronos and Rhea, grandson of Ouranos and Gaia. The god of the gods, the supreme ruler of Mount Olypis.

This encyclopedia does not have all homophonies, but only a part of the common sense of life English. It can't become an English and Chinese homonym yet.

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I have done advertising slogan translation, I guess the "Junlan" you want to translate is also the name of a brand, right?

According to the pronunciation and semantics of the two Chinese characters, I thought about it for a while and translated it into"dew-lane" or writing"dewlane" is very appropriate.

dew is homophonic with "jun", which means "dew"; lane is homophonic to "orchid", meaning "country road". The two words put together have the meaning of "tranquility, beauty, crystalline, purity, and romance". You can imagine a beautiful morning, with the singing of birds and flowers, the dripping dew, and the country road, and that feeling of freshness ...... spontaneously

karen['ka:r n] Junlan and the name just happen to be homophonic.

1。Welcome to 2. Hello, please get in the car.

3。Its sun will be there for you at all times. 4 where you go, 5.

Please fasten your seatbelt. 6。Do you want air conditioning?

7。Do you want to turn on the radio? 8 Can it work for you?

9。I'm going to wait for you? 10。

Please remember my license plate number. 11。I will be waiting for you here.

12。Please refrain from smoking in the car. 13。

Sorry, parking is not allowed here. 14 This is looking for your money. 15。

Keep the receipt, please. 16。Don't forget to bring your luggage, please!

17。Please take your own things. 18。

I'm glad 19. Welcome to my taxi next time. 20。

Your comments are always welcome21. Thank you and goodbye.

1.Slightly and Kang Mo vomit 2Hello, bang the hell that should be a Sheka 3

It's called luming

It's not a word, so it doesn't have a special meaning, it's just a homonym, and it's nice to say.