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I know I'm late to this party but if anyone has the time I'd love some feed back from anyone willing to give it! I've chosen the family name 田 because it has a similar meaning to my English surname. Now I need to figure out the best transliteration for my given name. Should I go with: 1.田罕娜 2.田涵娜 3. Something else! I'd really like an elegant name that is pleasant to hear and see while still retaining my name.
My full name was translated into this in Mandarin William Edward Hackman Wēilián·àidéhuá·hākèmàn Simplified 威廉·爱德华·哈克曼 Traditional 威廉·愛德華·哈克曼 Anyway I don't think there's anything wrong to have a Mandarin equivalent of your English name to be your Mandarin name but I don't have other ideas anyway.
My name is rather difficult to get a good translation comparison of. My last name means to cushion - so I chose 戴 (Dài: The surname has its origin from a word which means, “to support.”) My first name, however, means pearl, but can also be used in other languages to mean daisy. So, I picked 花 (Huā: Meaning "flower, blossom") 戴花. Though, when I put that in Google translate, it translates to wear flowers. -laughs- (I know, don't trust Google translate) I did, briefly, consider the name 凰, instead of 花. 凰 (Huáng: Meaning "phoenix"). The reason I'd considered 凰 is because the phoenix is one of my favorite mythical creatures. That is, also, the reason I think it might not be a good idea to use it.
Thank you for this. I have some options that i am looking at. 孟海涛 or 孟海文。 My work and. Passion is all about water . That is why i love the 海 character.
What would mine be? My name Eric means a ruler forever and my last name Paul means humble and the human traits I hold dearest are love and empathy. I tried looking up ones that would be similar but can't find anything.
I wanted to learn for the purpose of writing a Xianxia novel, any tips you can give for fictional characters names and rules on how to address certain people? Like... How would you call an emperor, friend, brother, colleagues, strangers, etc.
This is a very good question, also a deep one. There are many rules when it comes to Chinese names, for male/female, age, personality, etc. Different eras also use different styles. Names in ancient China also reflects social status... welcome to contact me for consultation www. linglingmandarin.com You can also refer below: How to address anyone in Chinese: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aKWpAxTMSbc.html Localisation methods explained for Chinese names ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ik7Bjyj1Fc4.html
‘张’ is a Chinese character for Surname; ‘佳’ is a Chinese-given name for girls. Welcome to watch my second Chinese name video Today ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ik7Bjyj1Fc4.html&ab_channel=LingLingMandarin
I was born in Kunming and the orphanage named me 西紫桦. I've been told it's "novel" and am wondering, should I use something different in a chinese class?
I first chose the surname Hong as it’s close my last name and I would like 龙 as I was born in year of dragon but I don’t want to copy Bruce Lee, how about 圣龙 or 道龙 or 祖龙 ? Which might pair best with 洪 ?
Can anyone please tell me the meaning of the name 于茜. My name is Yú Qiàn. When I was in 6th grade, my chinese teacher named me Yú Qiàn. Please tell the meaning of this name.
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Hi, I wonder how a name like 寿青香 or 寿怡青 might work for a girl? Or a combination of the characters. I just saw this actress called 唐嫣 and I like the name... 唐嫣青, 陈嫣俊? Thank you
guyss, my last name is song and i was thinking of the chinese name 素莲 but I’m mixed race (wasian) so do you guys think people will find it ironic that it’s “white lotus”? (but if anyone has any suggestions for names that sound good with the last name song i’m very interested!!)
Hello My name is Czarena Wealth and I would be super elated if you could help me pick a Chinese name that corresponds to Czarena Wealth. Thank you in advance Ling
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Hello! Thanks for the video! I'm creating my name and I liked 碧 as a surname. Do you think 碧安娜 would be weird as full name? I wanted to have similar sounds to my name. B Ana -> Ana Barros.
Hi, I'm Cyrill Cosep and I have search my name in chinese generator and it gives me 蔡如山 (Cai Rushan) and 曹忠谊 (Cao Zhongyi). Which is more appropriate, accurate and more meaningful? Please help me. Thanks in advance. I'm a male by the way.
Hello LingLing. My name is Christian (given name) Duarte (last name) which would be your suggestion. Thanks a lot for this valuable video. Greetings from Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸
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Unfortunately, the word 眠 is not suitable. I offer a Professional Name-design service. If you are interested, please feel welcome to place the booking at www.linglingmandarin.com/lesson-booking Or you can support me by Patreon to get the design www.patreon.com/linglingmandarinor
My first name is John and Engel. John is 约翰, while Engel is a bit long name when directly translated in Mandarin. So I search the etymology of Engel and it is from the German and Dutch word which means "Angel" and the translation of angel in mandarin is 天使. Is it fine if I use the two as my name? Resulting as 约翰 天使. I'm a man by the way. Thank you very much in advance
Hi John, unfortunately both are not ideal, especially not to use 天使 - as it is a noun, not suitable for names in Chinese. I offer Professional Name-design service. If you are interested, you can support me by Patreon to get free-design www.patreon.com/linglingmandarinor, or please feel welcome to place the booking at www.linglingmandarin.com/lesson-booking
is 余艳晖 a proper chinese name? my family's surname is 余 and i wanted a Chinese name that means colorful shine or something like that and i was wondering if this is correct and that 艳晖 means colorful shine/light
@@LingLingMandarin do you have any suggestions for a boy's name that means colorful shine or shining with colorful? also thank you so much for your responses!
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Hi my name is Brylee and can you please check out this Chinese name of mine "布萊里", can you please suggest a good name. I'm not Chinese but I love Chinese Dramas and the peoples. That is why I want a Chinese name. Can you please help me?
Can you help me new name please. i am from bangladesh. My name Tanvir Mahmud (Riyad). I want new chinese name good meaning. i don't like translation Chinese word not good. please help me
I think there's a bit of a misunderstanding here when it comes to trying to compare or "translate" Western/English-speaking names into a Chinese version. The idea that writing the sound of the Western name syllable-by-syllable (in one of the video's examples, "Christopher") in hanzi is a "translation" seems based on some idea that "Chinese names have both pleasant sounds *and* auspicious meanings" while "Western names just sound a certain way, but they don't mean anything". This isn't exactly true. The meaning of Western names comes from two sources: association and etymology. First, most Westerners associate certain characteristics with particular names, based on cultural/social cues and their own experiences with people who have the name. If you asked an English speaker whether "Gertrude" sounded like a name for someone trendy in their 30s or someone conservative in their 80s, you would get a clear answer. Second, etymology: "Christopher" does mean something in the ancient Greek language that English took it from: "Christ-bearer", or, we might say in a slightly more secular or cross-cultural way, "messenger of the divine". Wouldn't it be better to translate that kind of meaning into a pair of Chinese characters, and consider that the translation of the Western name into Chinese?