I want to have a English name? Would you help me?

[dreamgoods]

Hello, everyone!

I come from China,and come here still first. So for the future, and we get along better,and study php and more programming language, I hope you can give me help, help me thinking a english name.
My Chinese name is chang rui (常锐), please according to my Chinese name from an English name,I will very very happy!

[Spookster]

Your English name shall be: Minion

[Rowsdower!]

I think "Charlie" fits well enough.

Failing that I'd have to vote for "Vigo the Carpathian." That one's always good for conversation starters.

[abduraooft]

"Often sharp" => ?

[Fou-Lu]

Originally Posted by Spookster

Your English name shall be: Minion

This is the funniest post I've read. And I mean ever. 5 minutes of my life literally wasted on a lol. Lol.

For the OP: Roy.

[alykins]

or follow the conventions that most people here use anyway- reference yourself and others by there account name...
example
alykins
Spookster
Rowsdower!
abduraooft
Fou-Lu
and in your case...
dreamgoods

happy posting

[Crake]

British name id go for the name Eugene,

Very classy and cool name,

[dreamgoods]

Oh,thank you for your help!
But I think these English names are not for me.I want the word beginning with C.
you think "connery" name is ok?

[Rowsdower!]

"Connery" is a last name (surname). If you wanted something in that vein you could go with "Conner" (or "Connor") instead. That is a Gaelic (Irish) first name.

Of course this assumes that you are male. If you are female then this name would not be suitable for you.

[FlashDancer]

Allot of people in this thread need to give the man a serious answer of stop wasting his time with your bull **** answers.

Charlie
Charles
Colin
Calvin
Callan
Clint
Clinton

This website will also be useful:

http://www.aussiethings.com.au/babynames/cboy.htm


I recommend you ask for peoples opinions before choosing to stick to one. A common mistake Asians make when choosing an English name, is they chose one that is uncommon and looks stupid to the general population.

[SB65]

Of the names Flashdancer suggests I think only Charlie, Charles and Colin are actually common English names, as opposed to US/Canadian/Australian names - not sure whether the OP actually wants an English name or an English language name. I'd add Chris to that list myself. I cannot recall ever meeting any British person with any of the others.

[melloorr]

I'm going to say Craig

[Rowsdower!]

Originally Posted by SB65

Of the names Flashdancer suggests I think only Charlie, Charles and Colin are actually common English names, as opposed to US/Canadian/Australian names - not sure whether the OP actually wants an English name or an English language name. I'd add Chris to that list myself. I cannot recall ever meeting any British person with any of the others.

I'll chime in for the US on this matter...

In my experience (for whatever that is worth) the only "common" name from that list within the confines of the continental United States is Charlie/Charles. I have only ever met one person named Clint/Clinton (not counting Mr. Eastwood). I have never met, nor heard personally of, anyone by any of the other names.

[Taro]

There are some names that start with 'T' that are also good:

Taro
Terry
Thurgood
Tron
Thompson

[Co1dFusion]

I like C names. Charlie or Charles are good in my opinion. Dont chose a stupid name