My name has the word nan as an English name. Nan can also be used at the end of a word.

Woman: Nancy: Nancy; Nanette: Nanette; Nie Nan, nanny: Nie Nan; Man: Anna: Annan; Kangnan: Kangnan; Dinan: [Irish surname] Dinan; Yochanan: Yochanan.

English names mean English names in English. English names are popular in many countries, because there are many exchanges among countries in the world, and it is more convenient to communicate with each other with English names.

Precautions for English naming:

1, pay attention to the meaning of the English name used.

Some English names have bad ambiguity in foreign countries, so when naming English names, you should have a good understanding of the meaning of the names you use before deciding whether they are applicable.

2. Avoid literally translating Chinese names into English.

Unless you have a good knowledge of English and British and American culture, it is not recommended to directly translate Chinese names. China people's names are required to be meaningful and pleasant to listen to. When foreigners name, they should try to choose one of the established names.

If you deliberately translate your name into English, the response is likely to be "that's not even a name". I have seen boys name themselves Screaming Trees. There is also a girl named Smiley in English. Not to mention it's not a name at all. If you don't read the letter "I" completely, it's not bad to read it as smelly.

Also, if you name yourself Sugar because of the word "sweet" in your name, it may remind foreigners of a special professional practitioner. Of course, if you can find an English name that conforms to the naming habits of British and American countries and has the same meaning as your own name, it is naturally the best. For example, those with "Le" in their names can be called Joy or Joyce, and those with "Yang" can be called Sunny.

Step 3 name it according to your own factors

There are various reasons for choosing a name. Some families choose names because of family traditions, some because of religion, some because they like a singer or other celebrities, some because they consider the place or time of pregnancy or birth (such as "Paris" or "June"), and some people invent their own names!

4. Avoid using names with obvious meanings.

It goes without saying that Chinese names are meaningful. Many English names either have no clear meanings, or their meanings have been forgotten by most people in the long history and can only be found by etymology. In my opinion, these names are all "safe" names. The names with obvious meanings are unfamiliar with the cultural background, so we don't know whether these meanings will be regarded as a laughing stock.

As rich and willful as Michael Jackson, you can name your son a prince; . But if you name your baby daughter princess, you won't be laughed at (the names prince and princess really exist).

Step 5 pay attention to abbreviations

Longer English names are usually abbreviated by friends and colleagues. Even disyllabic names are often abbreviated, such as Matthew, or Matt for short.

However, sometimes this abbreviation can lead to unexpected results. For example, Randall is a great name in the United States and is often abbreviated as Randy, but in Australia, Randy means "lewd". Of course, choosing monosyllabic names will not happen, but it also greatly narrows the scope of choice.