How many names do foreigners generally have? How are they all taken?

Our foreign teacher happened to tell us about the composition of the name before, but because I didn't pay attention to the class. Until now, I can't tell the difference between the first name and the last name. So I'm not going to mislead people, I'll tell you what I remember.

If there is any error, please feel free to correct it.

Foreigners generally have only two names. The first is the name given to him by his family, which may be two-paragraph or three-paragraph. The other name is the name that his friends call him, usually an abbreviation of his name, or a small part of the first paragraph.

For example, Luoenzo, friends generally call him Enzo. For example, Carreline, friends generally call her care.

However, if it is a girl, after she gets married, she will usually add her husband's surname. I can't go into detail here, because I didn't listen carefully to this part.

If you want to name it, I can tell you more about it.

In the past, the older generation or the previous generation was very old-fashioned, and the names of their children were usually named after super-famous buildings and cities or streets and rivers from all over the world.

There are also the names of your favorite idols or favorite people to name your children. Our class teacher told me that she was very distracted about naming her child at that time, because she liked the host of a channel, and the host was very handsome, so she named her own son the name of the host.

There is also the direct use of the name of a deceased or undeceased family member, such as grandmother or grandfather. Perhaps the Roman numeral one two will be added to indicate generations.

I think the above are super distracting, if you are distracted, you should think of a name on a whim or think about it for a long time, so that you are responsible for the child. A name like mine is really super distracting, and my parents are really enough. Above.

The order of foreigners' names is that the first name comes first, and the last name comes last. For example, Edward Adam Davis, Edward is the Christian name, Adam is his first name, and Davis is the last name. Some people use their mother's surname or the surname of a person close to their family as a second name.

In the West, patronymic or patronymic names are still used, with small junior or Roman numerals at the suffix of the name to distinguish them. Foreign women have their own names before they get married, and after they get married, they usually add their husband's first name to their husband's last name.

Name: The person's first and last name. A name is a specific name symbol given to each person by human beings to distinguish individuals, and it is a sign that distinguishes individual differences between groups of people through language and written information.

Thanks to names, human beings can interact in a normal and orderly manner, so everyone has a name of their own. Names came about after the language came into being. Various ethnic groups have many habits of determining the name of a person.

This habit is conditioned by many cultural factors such as history, society, ethnicity, etc., and a person's name usually has a certain meaning. A name refers to the name of a person, product, or object, and there are broad and narrow senses of names, as well as nicknames, aliases, nicknames, and milk names. Names in the broad sense include the surnames and first names of citizens and the names of legal persons and unincorporated associations; Names in the narrow sense refer only to the first and last names of citizens.

It is a combination of a name and a character. In ancient China, names and characters were used separately. Collectively referred to as "name", it refers to a name or first name.

Which country are you referring to?

English words, such as "jim."

green", Jim is the first name, and green is the last name.

Some are also added between the form and the name.

Middle name. The middle name may be.

Father's name.

Japanese seems to be the same as Chinese, surname-first name, but they do a lot of things "compound surname").