What's your name?

Pronunciation: English [hw? t iz j？ : neim] beauty [hwɑt? z j？ r nem]？

What's your name?

Example:

You ask, what is your name?

You ask, what is your name?

My name is not Thomas! -What's your name?

My name is not Thomas! -What's your name?

Second, may I know your name?

May I know your name? May I know your name?

Example:

May I know your name? How many people are there in your group?

May I know your name? How many people are there in your party?

May I know your name, sir (madam)?

May I know your name? Sir (Miss).

Extended data:

In Europe and America, the name means:

First, the surname

Pronunciation: English [? f？ Mili neim] Beauty [? f？ m？ Lee nem]?

surname

Plural number: surname

Example:

My surname is Wang, and here is my business card. ?

My surname is Wang, and here is my business card.

When a woman marries, she takes her husband's surname. ?

When a woman gets married, she takes her husband's surname.

Second, the name

Pronunciation: English [f? : st neim] beauty [f? st nem]？

The first word of a western name

Plural number: first name

Example:

He abbreviated his name to Alec. ?

He abbreviated his name to Alec.

I told him my name and where I came from. ?

I told him my name and where I came from.