Mine is Tuan.

Big Boss

mine is extremely strange, since I have a strange mother whose desire to have her daughter's name unique is too big

Luong Tung Quang.

Nguyen Duc Anh

You're Luong Tung (tum`) lum tum` la thi` co'.

Ehh... you got me.

its dumb to post up your full real name

so since the family name contributes no meaning ommit that for privacy reasons

so mine is Tuan Lam

How many Tuan Lam are out there?

i dont know, how many nguyens are out there

That's right, we all have the right to be whoever we want to be on the Internet.

Then...does it matter if you give someone just your first name?

Nguyen Trung Nhan

Nguyen= surname
Trung= loyalty
Nhan= person

my parent want me to be a good person to the society

thats why they named me Nguyen Trung Nhan

Tran=surname
Thanh=Walled City
Lang=Sweet potato

Not sure what my parents were trying to do...maybe they just liked the sounds haha

^^ I thought you were Chinese

oooh My name is Nguyen Cuu Quoc

Tuan Lam got second on the WSOP.
Mine is Toan

hi i'm brook so what's mine?

Kieu ly

Tái Vu Vo

brook in vietnamese would be "bwook"

even your name sounds pretty

its pronounced like Q-Lee.. kinda haha

i


infatuation!!

where's your compliment for her, brotha? Get with the program...

bwook? ew what the fudge? that sounds insane

i already complimented her once.

my name is pho phuc lai

once is not enough, she deserves more

Pham Anh Khoa

my new name is Phuc Dat Bich!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4Kjq4sGO44

lol

hahahaha I saw that long ago...still funny though.

my name is Jacure,so what is my vietnamese name?

Let me ask our linguistic expert, Xigon.

she might kill me for even asking

huy

What. It sounds fine.

I can help out. Jacure in Vietnamese is "Gia Ke"

gia kiu

no it sounds dull. how do you pronounced it?

that's not even a Viet name

But it''s pronounced that way, no? I've been around/grew up with enough Vietnamese people to know how they pronounce and transliterate English into Vietnamese.

But Nonetheless it's not a Vietnamese word.

Gia Kê? Gia Kê in Vietnamese mean the chicken of the family

Unless you mean "Gia Kế" which could mean the inheritor of the family

What about Jonathon (my name)?
"Chau Na Thanh" ?? What does that mean?

It depends on the tones

Here are the options:
châu = pearl
chấu = grasshopper
chầu = to attend a court
chậu = a basin

na = a kind of fruit, also mean similar
ná = crossbow
Nã = to hunt for

thành = walled city, or to become, to succeed
thanh = green/blue, pure
thánh = god, supreme being


you can make the combition: "chấu nã thánh" - the grasshopper hunting for a god But that doesn't make any sense

I guess I'll take "the pearl fruit succeeding"
Thanks for your help

where is the princess, i haven't bug her for a while? call me princess

Minh

Vũ