I don't use Chinese since my computer doesn't have the software, and the computer is not mine.$ U! C* H/ I* Y- @3 F( d7 ]
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OK, I think I misunderstood you. I thought you wanted to change their names, and I do know some people change their names to English names and got rid of their Chinese name....$ Q5 D9 _* R/ h9 u* b$ @2 N
& E9 c2 E$ _0 m; v: J. ZWell, their names are pretty easy to pronounce, just a bit short to get attention. You should give them 2 chinese characters for given names. Maybe they don't need English name at all. As more Chinese using their Chinese names, it is not hard for westerns to accept. Sometimes, the sounds 'zh, x' are hard for them to pronunce, but they SHOULD know how to pronounce it by memorizing.
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* R$ {5 J. F2 V/ a. P: aThe funny thing is that I never heard any Indian using English name, why should we use English name? |