Could anyone give me an English name?

I suggest Gabriel.it is a Bibilical name.it is a name of an angel.I suggest some common Chinese last names I know.you can try Wu,Ho,or Chin.It'll be Gabriel Chin.

As your first name is Yihu and you are a man, I think these name are suitable for you : HUBERT, HUGH, HUMPHREY, HOWARD, HORACE, HILARY, HERBERT. , HENRY, HARVEY, HAROLD, HARRY. Hope this helps ! Happy mylotting !

Since I don't know you are a male or female, so it is hard for me to think out an English name for you. But some time ago I knew a website http://www.whatalovelyname.com and it will provide different English names according to your personalities. You can try it and I hope you can select an English that you like:) I love China

Hi, getting a English name for yourself is easy but try to get something is a personal for you is not easy. I can't think of any nice English name for you by now. Maybe you can try some website, they have a list of English name and its meaning. Happy mylotting

Hi there.. The first time i ever known that working in an international company must you to have an english name..but it does not force you at all..so why dont you try your name such jordan,joseph,robert or adam?

Company ethics aside, how about these? Higgins Mortimer Clancy Very sophisticated names.

Interesting! Sure, I would help you out by suggesting you an English name. The first word that came to my mind is - Blessing. Blessing is both a noun and a verb. According to the meaning of the noun (your name), Blessing means a favor or gift bestowed by God, thereby bringing happiness. Let all happiness be yours. Blessed be, Blessing!

i/ hu as in (eye and hoo?) if so i would go with hugh. Its really weird they make you have an english name. Probably cause you're dealing with american customers, and they want them to be more comfortable. Very odd though. Hugh rymes with your name I think. And its very american. Just ask any old lady. and look up hugh grant.

How about Bob? haha or Charlie, or Sam or Jack? Oh, I got one for ya....Jacob!

I think that you should choose Ian. It is pronounced i-in or i-an. I think that this name would be good for you, because it an approximation to your actual name. The name Ian is Gaelic in origin, and it is unique, so people are more likely to believe that this is your name. Are you working for a tech support company?

hello there.... hmmm..... what kind of work do you do? or what are your likes because if i where to give you an english name i want it to fit your character..... like Emmanuel (God with us), Christian (believer), Solomon (wise king), Samson or Hercules (strong), Peter (rock)..... hmmm... those are some of the names that i have recall. hope you find a name that would fit your character.... have a nice day...

Wow, I think you work on the company which indirectly support discrimination. In my country, even joint venture company from local and foreign investor, they never ask the employee to have English name or change their name to English name. What the basic purpose of that? name is our identity, and someone who force people to change it from my opinion is like against the spirit of human rights. I can't give you suggestion, sorry, but I just want to tell you... just be yourself.

Why don't you try ALENE? Short and simple, easy to memorize and it means "pleasant". Here's a site that can help you choose names: http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/meaning_of_Alene.html Goodluck!

Hi Sutent, I think the best thing is to give you a name that is similar to your real name or somehow is related to it :) I know a friend from CHina who's name is Li and everyone calls him William :D I'm thinking to give you the name "Robert" or "Tom" What do you think? Thanks and Happy MyLotting

You're working at a call center, doing customer service? Use a name that's easy for you to pronounce. Bill, Jim, Jon, Ted, something like that.

How about Sam or Charlie??

Do you fond of any films made by Hollywood? Do you like any actors in English-speaking country? I think the name should be better if it is not too long, it is not easy for our Non-English speaking country people to call it. Micheal, Bill, Tim, ect. It depends on you :)