I am Asian and my name is very difficult to say and remember.  I want a new English name to use in high school that's unique but sounds cute!  I am a teen girl.  I am really pretty and cute, sweet, and funny.  I am outgoing and social.  Every name that I came up with are disppointing.   Plz help me to pick a name!  Thank you so much.
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Soni / sona\nLala / Majnoon\nhum or tum\n\nare u male or female...then it will b easy to chose the name
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no its unique.... u can't change ur last name till u get married plus i like it.. who cares if u get made fun of in school..... if ur friends r then there not ur real friends and u can't change something thats gonna b wich u forever
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what kind of screen name are you thinking of..i mean i suggest something completly random and off the wall, like albino_beaver, soggy_noodles, or llama_pary.... mabye try something pretty like softly_fading , dirvish_dreams , painted_like_me ... i dont know if any of those exist but feel free to try them. just some suggetions... but whatever you choose it should be unique so people will remember it and it should show part of your personality.
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One thing to remember is that because we name children with any character or any of the two characters put together, we don't have lists of men's names or women's names. You can say that Chinese people actually "invent" names!\n\nWhen parents name their children, it usually depends on either \n1. fortuneteller's suggestion\n2. what happened or under what condition they are born\n3. what they hope their children to be in the future or\n4. what personality they hope their children to have\n\nI think you can add this fact in your novel if you like. It can be a very good factor of a conflict.\n\nShen Huan is a good name, as Shen (沈) is really a Chinese surname, and there are characters pronounced "huan".\n\nIf Chloe is raised in the UK, I think you can give her a name that implies "China" or "Chinese culture", since many overseas Chinese parents don't want their children to "forget their roots", meaning to lose their own culture (the Chinese culture) and forget their true idendity (that they are Chinese). Names like 思中 (Si Zhong) and 思華 (Si Hua) (both of which mean "thinking about China") are of this kind.
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Well the first boy I really dated and kissed was named James but everyone called him Jamie so I like it. It is both a girls and boys name but whenever I hear it I think of him so to me it is masculine. I don't know if this helps but I also know a guy no longer a teenager who introduced himself as Stevie when his name is Steve. I agree with the other answer it just sounds like they are more fun loving. Even if your real name is Jamie you could have people call you James.Even though it can be a girls name I always think of it as a guys because of that guy I dated. He is out of his teens now but I think he still goes by Jamie and his real name is James.No one thought it was too feminine.You might not be able to convince people who know you to call you James but if you prefer that from now on when meeting someone new tell them that is your name. You could also go by a middle name too. Allot of people that don't like there first name do that but I would stick to Jamie I like it.
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go on myspace and only put her first name and last name into the search i doubt she would sign up with her middle name. but then again most grls put fake names. i hope that some how helps and u can find her. happy thanksgiving
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It sounds very sweet and completely normal.  I still get shivers when my husband says my name and not "baby" or "honey".  Not that I don't like his nicknames for me, but it's a very happy experience to hear him say my name.   It's hard to explain, but I'm sure you understand ;)
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I just looked in the new age baby name book and the very best baby name book and neither were in there(both books have many nationalities).  The name was apparently created for some reason.  It probably isn't race specific.  The closest is Romi/Romy which is French and English
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I think you should go onto babynames.com. It is a great place to look up names. May I suggest that you could think about their smiles and additudes to pick a name. \nCONGRADULATIONS!
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Normally, in Japan, to show you are close to someone you don't use a honorific at all. It designates that they're in your closest "circle".\nBut I suppose you could use a specific nickname no one else in the story uses that pertains to something only they would really understand. \n\nExample: The 18-year-old's name is Sakura. She's an up-and-coming brillaint author/artist so the 26-year-old calls her sakka (meaning "author / artist").\n\nI suppose calling her imouto (younger sister) would work too. Girls often, to be cute, call friends who aren't related to them titles given to family members.
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I would think a good name for those qualities is.... well your definently not a prep... God lets hope not, we don't need another one of those..... Your not punk or goth.... Your not really that Ghetto either.... Not geek, nerd, Jock, or any of those,..... I think a good name is Cool..... You know not like the cool like everyone knows you and thinks you the bomb and you  are sooooo popular... but the kinda cool where you have all the best friends who like you and think you are the best cuz of who you are.  Probably not the best answer but the best one i could think of.\n\nP.S.  A good nickname for you is....C&C (Comfortable and Confident) Or just CC.
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Go to Google and ask them the meaning of your name, they have many sites!!!
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OKAY.......First off you're 14, so you don't suspect that people will click on your name and see your previously asked questions. Second off, it's not a friend, is it?\n\nThird off......Don't worry, it's the only part of you that will continue to grow past maturity.\n\n\n4th off....asians lie.
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I don't have an answer but I'd like to share with you my experience of this.I recently worked at a local building society and a co worker of mine was Chinese.He told me he was called Ben but that it wasn't his real name,He'd changed his name to sound more 'westernized '.out of 'feminine curiosity' I asked him his real name,expecting something UN pronounceable............"LEE", was his reply !!!!!
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If Hugh Jass was Chinese he could be called Hugh Jass Ho.\nEileen Dover if it is a girl.\nOldin McGroin is a nice family name.\nPho' Kyu is a nice Asian name.
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Tyler is definetly a boys name.  It's a pretty good name for a boy, because while he's still little you can call him Ty, and then when he gets older and grows out of it he'll have a good "big" name he can go by.  I don't really like Aayla, I prefer Kayla, but with the right kid it could be cute.  Good luck!
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People with surname like that are usually aware that people may not know how to pronounce it properly. It will not be a big issue (and I am sure it won't offend her at all) if you were to ask how to pronounce it. Just make sure you listen carefully THEN repeat it so you will likely remember it.