5 Secrets behind Chinese Names

[@marcoperches3078]

Jssmine is ..very easy on the eyes, makes these even better to watch :D

[@iveriendawnlight9081]

I like how Chinese try to give their children unique names. In Bulgaria it is common to name children after their grandparents, though fortunately in recent years children usually share only the first letter/first few letters of their grandparent's name, so there's more variety. My mother told me about a large family where all the boys were named Peter, because there was that rich uncle Peter and everyone tried to curry favor with him. It's not unusual to meet people named Ivan (first name) Ivanov (father's name, literally "Ivan's") Ivanov (grandfather's name), Nikola Nikolov Nikolov, etc.

[@turgenbai]

Hello, you say please, how to say " for me "? For examle" its difficult for me"

[@SilkMandarinLanguageSchool]

In Chinese, to express "for me", you can use the phrase "对我来说" (duì wǒ lái shuō). So, "It's difficult for me" can be translated as "这对我来说很困难" (zhè duì wǒ lái shuō hěn kùnnán).