english name

尹筠杉

cabin: thank u very much.
can u tell me how do read it?

yeah  kao di lea 呼呼 音譯  重讀在第二音節

adck

i think Vivian is just a good name.

cabin

adck: i think Vivian is just a good name.

do u know anyone else called Vivian？

尹筠杉

yeah~~aha!very different~unusual~

cabin

pioneer: how about Bertha ?

thank you.
and can you tell me is there any special mean with Bertha?

pioneer

I met a foreigner named Bertha who is very very beautiful~~

terrence

We must have an english name if we want to communicate woth others.I think the best method is to use baidu searching.You can search "feamle or male english",it will many english name for you picking up and there have specification about the english.My english name just use the method.

Mandy:)

If you want, I could help with english names.
However, the ones suggested where really good too.
I especially like Codillea. Its really unique.

Lizzyjiang

My English name is Lizzy, nickname of Elizabeth in the novel of Pride and Prejudice. I like Grace very much, it sounds elegant. However, lot of people named themselves Grace.

eprager

English names are not like Chinese names: most of them don't have a clear meaning.  (Well, if you go far enough into their history - like, several thousand years of history - you can find the meanings.  But there aren't usually obvious meanings like there would be with a Chinese name like 愛華.)  For example, Dawn has an obvious meaning (sunrise), but Sarah does not (it comes from the Bible) and nor does Elizabeth (I have no idea where it comes from or what it means).

I think Vivian is a nice name, but it is often associated with women aged 50+ (it was a very common name in the 50s and 60s).  Bertha has the same connotations.  If you want something unique, Codillea will work.  If you're looking for something more modern than Shakespeare or 1950s, try things like Jennifer, Sophie, Marie, Alyssa, Julie, Ainsley (very unique; this is actually a Gaelic name), or Jaime.