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Q: Has anyone ever given you a chinese name yet?

Since you've been here in China whether it be studying, working or traveling has anybody given you a chinese name yet? Probably because your name sounds close to the chinese name they are giving you or they just wanted to give you a chinese name for fun. I know I have what about you? Xiao Mai... was what they called me but I hear that name a lot and its not just a name it has other meanings too. 

12 years 22 weeks ago in  General  - Beijing

 
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Hong Fei Long. Seriously.

mattaya:

That's cool! I like it you should keep that name.

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未指定

mattaya:

I just used the translator and that name somebody gave you means not specified. I wonder who wanted to give you that name.

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kchur:

After months working there, my company still hasn't added my name to the scheduling software. I'm Wei Zhiding till another new employee comes along and they have to distinguish between us.

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my chinese name is king Long.. how about this name?

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