Nowadays, everyone has an English name, but many people will choose an English word as their English name, which often makes a lot of jokes. If you want to bypass the minefield and get a cool English name, please read it down.

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Nowadays, everyone has an English name, but many people will choose an English word as their English name, which often makes a lot of jokes. If you want to bypass the minefield and get a cool English name, please read it down.

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Question 1: The English name is too common

The first problem is that the English name is too ordinary, such as: Henry, Jane, John, Mary. This is like foreigners named Zhao Zhiwei, Wang Xiaogang, and Chen Xiaoping, which gives people a far-fetched feeling. It seems that 5 people can be found out of 10 people to choose this name. Although there is no certain standard for naming, names will give people a very important feeling.

Question 2: Change your name and surname

Generally speaking, people from non-English speaking countries may change their names when they come to the United States, but they do not change their surname. This is related to family honor and will also be related to genetic genes in the future. Therefore, no matter how difficult your surname is to pronounce it, you must persist. Common people change their surnames when they name English, such as Situ Jian Ken Stone.

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Question 3: English name and surname are homophonic

Some people are called a English name homophonic with surname because their surname is too much. But if such an English name is called Shangke alone, it is not very natural when it is full name, such as: Shawn Xiao, Jone Zhong, Zhou Xun, Anne An.

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Question 4: Don’t understand the grammar and use the wrong part of speech

Names generally use nouns, no adjectives. Some people do not understand this rule and name it with adjectives, such as Lucky, but this is not an English name.

Question 5: Use the wrong gender

Occasionally someone has got the wrong gender, such as the lady named Andy, Daniel.

So how to name it in English?

1: The pronunciation of the English name is consistent with the Chinese name, such as:

Zheng Lili Lily Zheng

Yang Jun June Yang

Kong Lingna Lena Kong

Zhang Ailie Ally Zhang

Lu Meng Moon Lu

Zhang Bo Bob Zhang

Wang Ji Jill Wang

Jiang Dawei David Jiang

Zhang Ailing Irene Zhang

Li Bin Ben Li

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2: If the first item cannot be done, strive to make the local pronunciation of the English name and the Chinese name, such as:

Jet Li Jet Li

Nicholas Tse Tim Xie

Hou Dejian James Hou

Xu Huanshan Sam Xu

Zhu Xiaolin Lynn Zhu

Wang Dongmei May Wang

Wu Jiazhen Jane Wu

Wu Shan Sandy Wu

Guan He Helen Guan

3: It can also make the pronunciation of English names as close to or related as much as possible, such as:

Chen Fangning Fanny Chen

Li Xiuyun Sharon Li

Wang Suqin Susan Wang

Zhou Construction Jason Zhou

Luo Kailin Catherine Luo

Dong Dai Diane Dong

Cui Wensheng Vincent Cui

Li Cui Tracy Li

4: Free translation, such as:

Wang Xing Stellar Wang

Li Bing Ice Li

Yuan Biao Tiger Yuan

Qi Tian Sky Qi

Baiyun Cloud Bai

Liu Changhe River Liu

Chenping Apple Chen

Most of the English names have their origins and have the meaning of the old. Therefore, you should pay special attention when you name English. If you really don’t understand, go to some professional English name websites. Below, the editor recommends some English names for men and women with beautiful meanings.

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Some good girls English names

Ashley (people from some kind of woods)

Jessica (Hebrew-wealth)

Amanda ( Latin : Love)

Sarah (Hebrew: Princess)

Brittan y (Latin: from England)

Megan (Ancient English: Great)

Jennifer (Welsh: Pure)

Nicole ( Greek : Victorious people)

Stephanie (Greek: Crown)

Katherine (Greek: Pure)

Nice boys English name

Aaron (Hebrew: Inspiration)

Alex (the abbreviation of Alexander, the image of a strong Greek man)

Ben (the abbreviation of all Ben's names, Hebrew: Son)

Daniel (Hebrew: The verdict sent by God)

Eric (Norwegian: Eternal leader, strength)

Jack (Jackson's abbreviation, a sense of prestige)

K en (the abbreviation of a word ending with Ken, the image of a tall and handsome blonde)

Leo (Latin: the meaning of lion, artist, image with betrayal)

Mark (Latin: the meaning of war, loves sports, handsome)

Steven (Same as Stephen, in short, it has many beautiful qualities of men)

If you don’t know what English name to choose, just pick one of the ready-made names on it!

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Ten Chinese people’s English names

1. One day, our department recruited a new employee from an outside company. His English name was Jerry. Not long after, we accidentally found that his old company’s business card had his previous English name written on it, called Tom.

2. There is a person in our department called Jacob. When he first came, a child asked him weakly after the meeting, whether your English name was pronounced "Chicken Kebu" or "Duck Kebu". The man calmly answered, whatever, it was all poultry anyway.

3. Every year when the company recruits new people, I will carefully look at the new people’s English names. When I meet Sabrina, Lillian, and Arthur, I will give priority to recruiting them, because my previous bosses all called these names. Whenever I call Sabrina, I help me clean the table, it feels very happy!

4, and there are some strange names. A girl's English name is Seven. Once I heard him call the secretary of another branch, picked up the phone and said, "Eleven, I am Seven from the Shanghai branch..." These two people are really a match, Seven-Eleven.

5. A colleague called Toby Meng, so I called him Typhoon. Later, I don’t know who suddenly remembered that there was a leader in the department named Toby Xu. A female colleague suddenly jumped out and said, “Let’s call him very weak.” Later, every time I saw this leader, I felt very nervous.

6. I have a colleague named Shang, named Di, and his English name is God.

7. I forgot which company's public relations, my elder sister's name is LV. True thing. Compared to her, those who call Tiffany and Gucci are all floating clouds. If this person’s surname is Lu, his full name is Lv Lv? Lv 2?

8. There is a strong buddy called wordless, so we all kindly called him my lace.

9. A colleague wrote about his child on Weibo, and often called him tofu, sometimes called him Wang Tofu! I was a little puzzled at one time - tofu? Can this be called a name? Although it is a nickname, it is a bit casual. Until the day before yesterday, when she wrote about her son on Weibo, my doubts were solved immediately - it turned out that Wang Doufu was the Chinese version of Wonderful! It is both used for one sound, both Chinese and English, and is unique and ingenious, and is famous for its name. It is amazing.

10. There is a colleague named Xu Te, so it is called Shit.

HelenDoran English is not just English!