Chinese name English translation

Translate Chinese name into English name

Regarding your question, you can get the following information by searching the recruitment webpage of Evergrande Football School:

The first method is :Choose an English name that is "homonymous" to the Chinese name.

The second method is: choose an English name you like based on the inherent meaning of the English name. Many English names come from Greek mythology, Roman mythology and the Bible.

Among them, the first method, transliteration can be divided into Chinese Pinyin and Wade-style Pinyin (mainly Hong Kong, Taiwan, and overseas)< /p>

Based on the above situation, your name can be translated as:

Mao Binqiang Mao Beyond

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Translation of Chinese names into English names

It cannot be said that there are no rules at all. They are all similar to Chinese names. Syllables such as "志" and "jim", "ru" and "ru", "萱" and "sei", and Jolin Tsai's name is Jolin, with "林" and "lin" in it.

The poster’s name is Junxiao, why not just call her Shaw or Sean (the pronunciation is not Xi’en, but Sean, because it seems that the pronunciation rules are preserved when the Scottish language is converted into English)? Shaw is a surname, but it should also be regarded as a given name. Bernard Shaw's surname was Shaw, and his name was Bernard (see how quaint the modern translation of the name is, translate the names together), while Sean Connery and Sean Bean's first names are Sean.

Good luck to the original poster.

Translation of Chinese name into English name

If used in formal occasions such as passport, must use:

Jia Dongyan

Li Hongzhe

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If you think of English names, the closest ones are these two:

Jia Dongyan:

Darren Jia / Dylan Jia

Li Hongzhe:< /p>

Heather Li

Henry Li

According to convention, the surname should remain in Chinese Pinyin

Darren Darren Ireland has the potential to make a big career person.

Dylan Dylan Wells Ocean; God of Waves.

Heather Heath UK flowering heather.

Henry Henry Teutonic person who manages the family; family ruler.