Someone who knows French can help come up with a French name

jacqueline .Jacquerina, all have a ling sound, which is very nice

What do you think of hélène, the name of the person who sang "My name is Elaine".

The pronunciation is very similar to your name yi ling, just like the pronunciation of that clothing brand elaine.

Good idea on the second floor, support it. It's a smooth read.

Good French names are as follows:

1. Carr, Carrie is the abbreviation of Carol and Caroline (same as kerry). Carrie comes across as a cute, intelligent blonde girl with two very different personalities, one is a playful and outgoing girl, and the other is a quiet and solitary woman.

2. Catherin (Greece)."Innocence, the English form of katherine (the same as katherine), people have two views on the name catherine: one is beautiful, elegant, and a worldly person in high society, restrained, serious, and well-behaved, and the other is an ordinary woman, friendly, popular, and educated.

3. cherrycherry, cherry, most people's impression of cherry is sweet, cute, full of youth, and enthusiastic to help others. Cheryl is another form of charlotte, (also known as sheryl) most people think of cheryl as a petite, cute, sweet, and friendly girl, but some people see her as a representative of obesity.

Advantages of learning French:

1. French is the only language spoken on all five continents.

More than 200 million people on five continents speak French. French is a very common language in the country. French is the most studied foreign language besides English, and the number of French speakers is the ninth highest in the world.

2. Explore an unparalleled world of culture.

French is often seen as the language of culture. All French courses around the world are accompanied by cultural tourism, in which there is fashion, gastronomy, art, architecture, science. After learning French, you can also directly read some original texts of French writers, 3. The language of international relations.

French is also the working language and one of the two official languages of the United Nations, UNESCO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the European Union, the International Olympic Committee and the International Committee of the Red Cross. French is also the language used in the International Court of Justice. Knowledge of French is essential for those who want to make a difference in international organizations.