Do u like your name or do you want to change your name?
By navinshan
@navinshan (3933)
Canada
December 24, 2006 4:54pm CST
I really love my first name, but i am planning to change my last name, as it is difficult for most of the people to pronounce it, and i looking for some common names that meets up my lifestyle and my country.
11 responses
@CheckNitout (853)
• United States
5 Jan 07
I have always thought my name was very plain but since I have gotten married I have at least added a syllabol. You are looking for new last name huh? You are from Canada right? I think since you are a man and will be carrying on the family name you should consider keeping your original name as a middle name to carry on with tradition but maybe add another name to the end. Maybe you could even shorten the name you have make it easier to pronounce ya know. If all else fails you could go with Jones thats an easy one. ;)
@Lydia1901 (16351)
• United States
1 Jan 07
I like my name, I wouldn't want to change it. I even gave it to my daughter as her middle name.
@kingadnan (1538)
• Pakistan
24 Dec 06
Yes dude absolutely, I like my name and i don't want to change, this is my identity, i like this. i will never change my first or last name. thanks dude
@navinshan (3933)
• Canada
25 Dec 06
Good to hear that u like your name, i too like my name but its difficult for other to pronounce my name, ehat can i do about this.
@ganeshprabhuk (1722)
• India
25 Dec 06
i like my name it is very good ganesh prabhu k nothing tough to pronounce for the people of india but have to see what about if i go to western countries , as their pronounciation is different
@Acts238girl (2087)
• United States
24 Dec 06
i really like my name so i wouldn't ever change it.my mom named me after her imaginary friends that she had when she was little.
@liciagomes (452)
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24 Dec 06
I too have a very long name a sort of a tongue twister which at times is crucified and very difficult for those who are not conversant with European languages, but till date i have not though of changing it. My name means happiness in Portuguese and I am very happy with it. Firstly because it was lovingly sought and given to me by my parents and secondly because I believe that I have brought happiness to all around me and I would n['t want to take it back.
