發起拒用英文名

bwk0317

身為中國人，點解要用英文名？
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自己都睇吾起自己。
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中國人抬起頭啦，發起拒用英文名、日本名運動啦。

bwk0317

Originally posted by cassano1234 at 2005-10-8 08:04 PM:
8 V8 K- U. w$ D/ T9 C4 Csilly post

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why silly post?
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鬼佬and my Japanese friends always ask me, why you people from HongKong all have- u# P* v$ n$ K
English name?8 M) E$ `  t  J; ]/ L2 R
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I feel strange too, since I born in HK, people make up an English name.
# z: H* S* D& t1 |9 W# g+ T! A1 }7 \Its probably because Chinese are ashamed and lack of confident to their own language,
6 O# P% r8 C) F; T6 H) Z3 D; _7 \: o3 zplus HK is a British colony where Govt. promotes English as more important language than Chinese., thats why we make up English name such as John Susan Mary Jenny Peter and so on to please Westerners and be more fashionable. People use their own Chinese name are considered as 'outdate'.3 w0 E! `, G. x0 K8 v/ h

0 k" z: I. e. t) PThink about it in this way: in year 20xx, all Westerners make up a Chinese name, and using their own English name is considerd as 'outdate',what would you feel as Chinese?  

bwk0317

Originally posted by alan123boy at 2005-10-8 07:54 PM:
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4 s2 r/ C. E/ O% j3 e& h2 Z但係你個名都係...............
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1 W1 g4 j  y8 W, a好似吾多夠說服力喎哥仔！

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我個名都係什麼?  鬼話連篇? + m/ l3 k6 }* |" Q
哥仔, 呢D係乜回應呀,6 U4 ?3 T4 `! u. m1 p, ]( @
you can share your view here, if you dont agree, feel free to express it out,
; Z' y% I. l) Z4 Qinstead of using this kind of attitude.... :cool:
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凸x_x凸

bwk0317

第一 : 鬼佬叫中文名又几难听的啦
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第二，改个英文名系可以方便西人记住及叫出自己个名
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( {) f' v" k- z; Q6 L第三，叫英文名有一种亲切的感觉
# E4 b0 F* q, h; UThats even strange, Calling your Chinese name should be more 亲切!3 _& @- ?" J1 @0 q! ^% ~
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Perhapes English Pronounciation of your Chinese name is .......... thats why you think like this!

bwk0317

Originally posted by balachiDavis at 2005-10-8 09:30 PM:, ]% |3 K+ D) @) ^8 n
gum 你下次用中文同個鬼佬講你個中文名lah, 好冇?

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1 b* j# {5 Q/ D* B4 u鬼佬用中文名ma? 咁點解大家唔改一個 印度文, 非洲文, 法文, 俄文, 智利文, 越南文, 蒙古文 來改的名?   x4 W8 j: x" ^, S( ^( U/ b

. N) W8 G4 a2 n5 [4 O點解鬼佬鬼妹個個又唔改個中文名?
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中國佬用英文名, 反而令外國人感到奇妙, 而且欠缺了自己特色, 無份吸引力.' M2 S# `$ z& ^# k, t
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大家出生於香這英國殖民地, 受了過百年外簇統戰,
! ^) N* O  H4 b' T# a$ N才欠缺了這樣相反比較的慨念,
+ P: ~; h1 q. k; q亦因此認為眼見一切的就是理所當然...
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7 A. v' j6 j7 ]2 ~1 n4 xp.s. bwk 是綽號, 非吾英文名.

bwk0317

話時話, 大家睇本人幅靚仔相都應該知道我叫乜名 !* e- ?, d+ I* H+ @8 B3 V0 e
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(貼屎-本人性'涼', 當差後改性'層')

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Originally posted by fmchelloauntie at 2005-10-8 11:29 PM:
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其實都係特別d,或者叫得方便d...1 ?7 X/ u8 e5 y$ R0 X
大把鬼佬想要個中文名,睇下d鬼佬成日紋身紋漢字就知~~

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5 e- k, a9 ?% k; A- X要個中文名, 紋身紋漢字主要為溝女, 玩東亞妹.good taste!

bwk0317

Originally posted by Miz at 2005-10-9 04:09 AM:2 K1 _( z9 l4 H* V
英文 好似係 國際語言 wo...

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英文係國際語言? this concept is worng.
/ v* }& x  q5 p, n3 C: F+ l$ Y英文 is a popular language, it doesnt mean 'most' HK people should make up
1 v+ N  I3 l5 G- V. ^% J  a7 @9 Ba Christian name (such as John Dicky Susan Richard) ma!
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My English name is: Chan Wing Yang, you can call me 'Yan', I dont have Christian name.8 w" ^$ h2 C" r: Y: y' I- a$ a% W
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PS: my software always error so I cant type Chinese most of the time.  
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" v, p) f9 F1 r( j" n% j$ K- tand Yes, I agree the point that this trend starts because HK was a British colony.

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Originally posted by adamas at 2005-10-11 07:55 AM:
6 i' r) D; D. ?/ n我覺得呢個提議非常好
# }  L& V9 ]) U, R細個時英文老...

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$ C. z6 J( o1 \) `: r3 o. E9 V* JEXACTLY, thats the point!!!

bwk0317

Originally posted by My heart will g at 2005-10-17 08:07 AM:
2 `/ }8 P: r) {* M, Y) hu guys really funny....if there is ...

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9 d/ m0 D) h2 Z# S, n' i% zYou are funny too!5 J" u4 X6 R$ u- ?
im name is 'Chan Wing Yan', you can call me 'Ah Yan',for non-Chinese speaking people, they can call me 'Yan', nothing wrong with that.
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( l" n/ Q$ `. I) h8 F3 }) J. wJapanese people for instance, 小森美樹, people call her  美樹...美樹.... feel so good, they dont use English name such as John, Peter etc because they're proud with their national identity.
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6 \+ m1 [: u; ]* H0 THK Chinese with English name are strange inside many foreigners eyes who never been to HK, mostly base on the British colonial background, that local Chinese have to please British by not accepting their Chinese identity...and British promote English is the most important language in HK to persuade Chinese residents... anyway its a historical topic.