What is my Cantonese name?
What is my Cantonese name?
New Words
| English | Cantonese | Jyutping |
|---|---|---|
| I / Me | 我 | Ngo5 |
| My name is | 我個(的)名叫 | Ngo5 go3 ming4 giu3 |
| What is your name? | 你叫咩(什么)名? | Nei5 giu3 me1 ming4? |
What are some Chinese first names?
Common Chinese names
| Rank | Surname | Pinyin romanization |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 黄 | Lì |
| 2 | 王 | Wěi |
| 3 | 王 | Fāng |
| 4 | 李 | Wěi |
Are there any Chinese surnames in the Philippines?
Common Chinese Filipino surnames are: Ong/Wong , Lee/Dy/Sy (Li, 李), Chan/Tan (Chen, 陈), Lao/Lew , Tiong/Chong , Yung/Yana/Auyong/Awyoung , Ng/Uy/Wee , Tiu/Chiu/Chio/Chu . There are also multiple syllable Chinese surnames that are Spanish transliterations of Hokkien words.
Is there a way to translate from Chinese to Filipino?
Filipino to Chinese (simp) Translation Service can translate from Filipino to Chinese (simp) language. Additionally, it can also translate Filipino into over 100 other languages Decided to travel the world? You would definitely need the ability to communicate in foreign languages to understand the mind and context of that other culture.
What kind of names do people in the Philippines have?
Filipinos may have one or more official given names (as registered in their birth certificates and baptismal certificates) and various types of temporary or permanent nicknames. Filipinos commonly give themselves or each other nicknames and monikers.
Are there any English translations of Chinese names?
These translations are made by native Chinese speakers, they are 100% reliable and are certified for the creating of a tattoo for example. These translations are based on phonetics and consist of getting as close as possible to the accurate pronunciation of the name.
