My surname is Xu Mingchen, male, can you help me choose an English name, thank you

Recently, I've seen a lot of people asking questions about choosing an English name, but it's really not that fastidious.

Because there is no strict Chinese-English comparison about personal names, under normal circumstances, you can just give yourself a nice name. For example, when I work in a foreign company, everyone has an English name, which has nothing to do with their original Chinese name, and there used to be an American foreign teacher whose English name was alan, and he gave himself a Chinese name and surname Shun, name Laisi, Shunlaisi. No problem.

In a word, to take the English name is to take it. It's okay to name what you like, just avoid some names that are too popular or weird. So, just list some common male names and pick which one you like, no problem:

jimmy, john, james, tom, tommy, andy, bill...it's up to you!

You can even create your own English name, for example, your name is Chen, you can make up a cherry or something, whatever you want. In short, it's just a sentence, the English name, whatever you want. If you are lazy and take it, you want to make it up yourself, as long as the spelling of the English name conforms to the English spelling habits.

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