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Terri sounds a bit common, don't you think? He name is made of two"Wen"s, which is "Wen Wen"actually. Quoting flossy from 17:09, 14th May 2006 Quoting Thalia from 16:07, 14th May 2006 Her name may not have any meaning in english but it must have some kind of meaning in her own language? And if she f...

How?
I don't follow you, from 'Venen'to 'Dave'???

Quoting Duggeh from 16:32, 14th May 2006
Wenen?
Wenwen?
Venwen?
Venen?
Dave?

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Her real name is " Wenwen" . How would you pronounce it? Quoting Bitterandtwisted from 16:05, 14th May 2006 What's wrong with her real name? Is it just really hard to pronounce/spell? Cos Brittish names are hardly blameless in that regard. My sister is call Seonaid, and my uncle, Donaidh. Guess how ...

The problem is that her own name doesn't have any meaning in English. Quoting flossy from 15:48, 14th May 2006 If she wants an English name, she could find out the meaning of her own name then find an English equivalent, so it'd still be personal. [hr] All in all, I'd say I prefer electrons to peopl...

yeah, I told her your suggestion. it seems her english is good enough to understand the traditional name "Iloveanalsex". so, if it's traditional, is that what you call youself? Quoting womble chris from 15:30, 14th May 2006 i think of Crystal Palace, the best football team in the land. as for the na...

I have a non-native english speaker friend who wants a english name.
She wants our opinions of the name "Crystal".

So, what do you feel about this name?

In my opinion, it sounds too hard

It's leaving at 8:12a.m. on 26th of May.

Since my flying home plan has fallen out, this ticket is no use to me now.

I assume that you need a young person card to take this ticket, because I used the yound person card to buy it.

If anyone interested, email me on
xzl@st-andrews.ac.uk