English name
By fanniefeng
@fanniefeng (46)
China
3 responses
@GloomCookieLex (6073)
• United States
20 Sep 07
What's your Chinese name?
I never really understood why Asians need an English version of their name. My best friend in high school was Filipino. Her real name was Zerin but her English name was Ashley. I never called her by her English name, though.
@fanniefeng (46)
• China
20 Sep 07
My Chinese name is Feng Yanyan. Feng is my family name, and Yanyan is first name.
@GloomCookieLex (6073)
• United States
20 Sep 07
That's a really cute name! I think you should just use that. Or you coulde use Yancy. It doesn't mean anything, but it's still kinda your real name.
But if you really want a "F" name, then here are a few.
Feya - Hebrew: Fairy
Fiana - Gealic: Vine
Flora - Latin: Blooming flowers
Faye - French: Fairy or elf
Fauna - Latin: The goddess of fertility
@fanniefeng (46)
• China
20 Sep 07
My Chinese name is Feng Yanyan. Feng is my family name, and Yanyan is first name.
@eprado (1467)
• Philippines
20 Sep 07
Hello fanniefang, Welcome to myLot!
I see your real name is Feng Yanyan. Why don't you just use it, I think Yanyan is a cute name instead of Fannie. :-)
I think most of the suggested english names you've had here are good if you really want to change name.
@fanniefeng (46)
• China
20 Sep 07
I usually contact with my clients. But they couldn't pronounce our Chinese name. So I must have a English name. Thank you! :)
@fanniefeng (46)
• China
20 Sep 07
I usually contact with my clients. But they couldn't pronounce our Chinese name. So I must have a English name. Thank you! :)
@fanniefeng (46)
• China
20 Sep 07
Thank you very much! Could you explain the name of Michelle and Felicia? Thank you!
