1. Echoing Chinese names

Some Chinese names just have appropriate English names, such as Simon；; Deyuan can be Daryl or Darrell, and the pronunciation of English names and Chinese names is similar and loud; Yawen, the closest pronunciation is Yvonne (pronounced as Yiwang), and this name with French pronunciation will make people sit up and take notice. If the Chinese name can't completely match the English name, it can also be partially homophonic, or keep the initials of the baby's name as the first letter of the English name to find an English name with similar pronunciation. For example, those with "Tuo" in their names can choose Tom, Tommy and Tomas；; If there are "beauty" and "plum" in the name, you can choose May (or spell Mae); "Shan" and "Shan" can Sherri(Sharon, Sherri (another form of Sharon) or Sherry；; "Wen" can be Wendy, Wendy or Wendy.

2. Pay attention to the beautiful meaning of English names

Some English names are not only concise and pleasant to listen to, but also beautiful in meaning. For example: Joy (joy or joy), Hope (hope), Faith (loyalty, faith), Grace (grace and elegance), May (or Mae) can remind people of the charm of flowers in May, and Sunny (sunshine and brilliance) stands for a sunny girl, who doesn't like it. Such a name is actually quite in line with China's parents' wishes, because if it is a Chinese name, it is too straightforward (like Zhen Meili and Fan Dawei) for fear of being too shallow; English names, on the other hand, are relatively free to choose, and they can be both beautiful and complete. You can find the source and meaning of common English names from our English name meanings A-Z, and choose the one that suits your baby.

3. Clever collocation of surnames and first names

There are homonyms in Chinese names, such as Yang Yang and Zhen Zhen, and English names have the same effect. For example, a girl named Daphne Deng, whose initials are D.D. Usually, parents will also use the initials as their children's nicknames, and the baby Daphne Deng will be called DD.

4. Unique spelling innovation

(1) Substituting y for I, such as Madison and Michael, becomes Madyson and Mychael. Switch packages, and that's the name of the new century.

(2) adding a silent H. Some names, especially new names, look quite complicated, but in fact they are just a little tricks in them. Add an H in the middle of the name (usually after the voiced consonant at the beginning or in the middle, which will not change the pronunciation of the name), and the Ryon, Jordyn and Logan we often hear will become Rhyon, Jjordyn and Loghan.

(3) replace ee with ey and eigh; Replacing ayHaylee with ae and ai becomes Hayley and Haleigh；; Kay is Kae, Kai；; It's no longer ordinary or monotonous.

(4) replace it with letters with the same pronunciation, that is, "trade in the old for the new". C is replaced by k(Connie becomes Konnie) and ph is replaced by f(Cristopher becomes Cristofer and Joseph becomes Josef); X replaces cks(Jackson becomes jaxx on); Z replaces s(Isabella becomes Izabella). English vocabulary is vast and boundless. If you want to give your baby a high-end English name, your parents need to spend some time studying, learning and innovating.