Do I have the right not to say my name when my parents ask me what my name is?

Yes, you have the right to remain silent and not to say anything, this is your right, no one can do anything.

What's the key situation? Why do parents ask your name? And why don't you say it?

Let me boldly guess, is there something wrong with you, and the parents of the people found you and wanted to ask your name? So that you can find your parents or homeroom teacher to solve the problem. After all, you are a student, and the other parent cannot get a solution to the problem from you.

That's why I want to ask you what your name is, then you should tell people that it would be better to solve the problem sooner.

Or maybe you have done a good deed and helped this classmate, and the parents of the classmate asked your name to find the school to thank you for your good deeds and let the school praise and publicize you, so that more students can learn from you. You don't say your name because you don't want to publicize you, you want to be a good student without a name, and if he does that, he can understand you.

If you are playing with your classmates and your classmates' parents see it, just for the purpose of greeting them, and ask your name by the way, then you should politely report your name. This is a matter of politeness that students should have, and it is also a matter of respect for each other's parents, and then they just say their own names, if there is any secret to speak of, don't you just tell others and it's over, why don't you say it! Do you say yes, classmate?

When your classmates' parents ask you what your name is, of course, you have the right not to speak, and you can choose to tell him or not to tell him. But if this parent has no malicious intent, he just wants to know what your name is, and it is a process of getting to know you in the future, you can tell him, after all, it is the parent of your classmate, even if we are polite, we should tell him what my name is. Therefore, the premise of whether you tell him or not is that he is malicious or benevolent to you, and if he only wants to know your name in good faith, then you can tell him.

If it is malicious, then you have the right not to tell him, and you can even report the situation to your own parents or teachers to seek the protection of others.

Of course, you have the right not to say it, because your name is your own right and your own name, and if he asks forcibly, of course we can not say it, and we can also choose not to tell him.

Parents of classmates must have the right not to say their names when they ask them, because that is your own right. However, normal elders should be informed when asking for a name, because the name is just a representative, not any privacy, so it is reasonable to go out politely and inform the name. . .

Of course I have it. But do you think that's a good idea? The parents of your classmates asked your name because you had a good relationship with classmates and cared about you.

Is there anything that can't be said about this, and needs to be hidden? The name is given by the parents, and it is made public, and the louder the name, the better. But you don't want to say it.

This is also very impolite, disrespectful to adults, you have to learn to respect others, in order to improve your character and reputation, like a name, loud.

Hello, of course you have the right not to say it. But you have to grasp the scale of your exercise of power, if you don't master it well, you will become an alternative in the eyes of others.

In this case, you have the right not to say your name.

However, it is better to speak tactfully, and politeness is also something that students should pay attention to.

When your classmates ask you what your name is, of course you have the right not to say it, but out of politeness, you can just tell you without saying the title of your book. It's okay to have a nickname, so it seems a little closer.

Yes, it can not be said.

If you don't want to, it's your freedom, because you don't have anything to do with him.

You can not say it, but it seems impolite, and the name is not a secret matter, if you don't say it, the parents will go back and ask the child or still know.

If your parents ask you for your name, of course, you can not say it, but this is a bit rude!

It's your right not to ask your name, but it's understandable to be rude to people.

You have the right not to say anything about this situation, but I think that the classmates who ask your name must be close to you, and it is a bit hurtful to refuse directly.

If you don't want to tell your classmates' parents your name, it's your right, and you can choose not to tell it, but as a student, you shouldn't refuse it out of politeness.

You have the right not to say it, but it's a little rude, you can tactfully tell him that he doesn't need to know your name, or you can laugh, no.

When parents ask you what your name is, you have the right not to say it, but it may not be polite.

You have the right not to say it, but if you go to someone's house as a guest, or if you see someone outside, and they ask you your name, you don't say it, it seems that you are rude.

It's definitely not about it, it's your right. And he's not a law enforcement agency, so he doesn't have access to your information.

Of course you have the right, you don't have to tell him if you don't want to tell him.

What is your name? If you don't tell him, you have the right not to say it, but it's rude.

But I don't think it's okay for you to say it, and if you don't say it, your classmates know your name, and they will tell their parents.

Parents of classmates ask you what your name is, you can not tell it is your right, but it is rude, why are you afraid to know your name? Even if you don't tell it, you will ask your classmates, so why hide it?

You have the right not to say, but out of politeness, you should.

If your parents ask you what your name is, you have the right not to tell him your name.

If the parents of the classmates ask you what your name is, if the parents of the classmates have no malicious intent, out of politeness, you should tell the parents of the classmates what your name is.

Of course, you can not tell him.

What can't you say about this, if you don't like to talk about it, you can just smile.

I think it's still not good. Children have their own world, their own sky. Of course, there is also its own privacy.

The adult gate also came from this era, and they also had privacy at that time. Think about it from the other side, what would have happened if the parents of the adult family had seen their privacy at the time? In fact, to understand children, you don't have to read a diary, you can communicate with your children.

The kids will be happy to do it. If they don't want to say it, then don't force them, who doesn't have a little secret of their own. You can ask your teacher or classmates for information.

Don't force your children, so as not to create a generation gap and get out of control.

If the two of you are of the opposite sex and he is a man, then there is a good chance that he likes you. If you're a girl, you probably think you're cute.

Say hello to you, out of courtesy.

I like you, I want to say it, but I don't dare.

It should just be.

Boredom screamed. Play, a lot of people will be like this.

It's not interesting, it's the way some people say hello, and so do my classmates.

Are you male or female? If it's a man, he might just be bored, and if it's a girl, she might be interesting to you!

I'm bored, I'm bored in the dormitory, so I shout and play.

I searched out this title because I was idle and had nothing to do and called Xiaodu and said,Nothing, it's called you to search out。。。

This is something to ask your parents how they know, and she knows best. Anyway, don't let anyone know about it, unless you don't do it. Whatever you do will definitely be known. As for how you know, it doesn't matter at all.

Probably, be careful! Now there are a lot of such **s out there, and scams are endless! If you really have a child who needs tutoring, it is better to go to your child's school and ask the teacher if it is good to teach you!

Of course, it is also possible that some tutoring organizations get the sales pitch of you parents from other channels! Be cautious!!

It's often like this, maybe the information leaks when you fill in all kinds of information, and you answer the free words and talk to him.

This is a typical home visit.

This one is definitely going to be tutored.

It's too much, don't pay attention to him, hang it directly.

This is an extracurricular tutoring class, don't worry.

1. Student B has the property right to the Rubik's Cube, but Student B did not give it to the teacher, and the teacher forcibly took it, which violated Student B's ......right to possess the Rubik's Cube

2. Student B can file a claim against the teacher, and Student A has nothing to do with the damage, and the teacher does not compensate and sues the court for ......

3. Obey the school rules in class and do not speak. You can talk to your teacher on a regular basis.

1. Not legal.

2. Not legal.

3. The teacher's angry words, on the basis of equal rights, the teacher should be respected.

Hope it helps.

A is wrong to play in class B to go to the teacher to ask for it It's also wrong to argue The teacher can not pay it back, but if B doesn't quarrel, the teacher with a conscience will pay for it.

1. Not legal.

2. Not legal.

3) The teacher is nervous.

Really, we also have this in our class, and it's really annoying You can try to ignore them and they won't talk about it if they think it's boring You can also try to tell the teacher, but in our class, he scolded even more after you sued the teacher late.

Don't be like that garbage kid in general, don't be even worse because you sue the teacher, he's in the right for you, how to say that, don't ruin your future because of trivial things!

replied to them very calmly: Your parents' names are good, and they can be compared with others, I want to think about it, is your parents' name called Baigujin (White Bone Spirit) A, Wenshen (Plague God) A, or Zhu Tou (pig head) A, well, it should be Zhu Tou, alas, I said that your parents' names are so good, I don't know how many times better than my family

Tell them you're angry, and if they go ahead and ignore it, the more you ignore them, the more you ignore them. Ignore it, they will naturally stop if they find it boring.

Find a brother or uncle who is a few years older than you to warn them, remember to warn them one by one, pull to a place where no one is around, but don't do anything.

The quality of this kind of person is too low!

First, ignore it completely.

Second, find someone to fix it.

Third, grasp the proportion.

It should be the same as China did with Vietnam, and it should be used by force if necessary.

You don't have to worry about them, the more you think about them, the more they like this, be yourself, and slowly they will find it boring.

You have to find out why he called your parents by name.

The root cause is to make them change their opinions about you or your parents.

You have to fight and do your best so that no one will bully you!

Find a teacher, and then let the teacher do a good job of ideological education.

How did they know your parents' names? Find the reason.

Ignore it, they feel bored, and they don't talk about it

This should be the most intolerable. You should make it clear to them that you should not bring your parents.

If you don't care, just tell the teacher.

Ignore them. Ignore them. They're out of energy.

When a dog bites you, do you want to lie on the ground and bite it?

If you wish, you can consult a lawyer and sue them for ......

Then you choose to play at the time of eating.

Of course, it's good to ask a few words casually, otherwise it will hinder others from eating.

Of course, as soon as you open your mouth, say hello first, listen to the voice first, and say that you are xx.

For a moment, think about whether you are hearing a female or male voice at the beginning.

Then say that you are xx's mother? Hello Auntie, I'm xx's classmate, and I want to ask how xx's body is.

After listening to the other party, you said, then I have time to visit xx, so I won't bother you first, goodbye.

I'm glad to answer this question for you, and I see your description of this question, and my personal opinion and advice to you is this: First of all, you describe that you have a classmate who has run away from home, and his parents are now asking you if you know where he is, and you say you don't know, in fact, you know, you don't know if this is good, and you see your description of this question, so first of all, you answer that it is not easy to answer, and it is not good to know, and you answer that you know it, and you betray your classmate, and you answer that you don't know And if something does happen in the future, you might be responsible, and I think you've already told his parents, and now all you have to do is persuade that classmate of yours to get him home.

It should be said that he ran away from home because he had a conflict with his parents, but our parents will always be the ones who love us the most and will always be afraid of us, so what we can do is generally understanding.

You should tell them, don't let them worry, you are still a child, you can't understand the feeling of parents worrying about their children, tell them quickly, let them rest assured, and when you have children, you will understand.

It should be said that because they go out without viability and are more likely to be scammed, you are helping them!

What should you do if your classmates are abducted, have you thought about the consequences?

If it's serious, you have to tell. The family must be worried about him now.

Look, everyone's opinion is basically one-sided for you to tell his family. Explain that your choice is wrong. Tell his family.

He should talk about it and tell his family why he ran away from home.

It must be said that being responsible for him and reassuring parents is not easy to be a parent.

You have to look at the strength of the choice, and if it is beneficial to him, he should choose to inform his parents.