Paul Montgomery (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} paradox0220) wrote, |
Yeah, words in Chinese are all 1 syllable (to my knowledge) and aside from the inflection which you can just ignore (cause they are used to it) for names they are probably easier to say that "American" names.
Let's see some real names from Elaine's friends and my co-workers:
Jing
Ping
Rong
Ching
Dong
Yep... those are pronounced exactly like you'd think. No problem there! Weird, they all end in "ng" now that I think about it. Hrm...
Let's see some real names from Elaine's friends and my co-workers:
Jing
Ping
Rong
Ching
Dong
Yep... those are pronounced exactly like you'd think. No problem there! Weird, they all end in "ng" now that I think about it. Hrm...
