A famous British woman symbolizing wealth

English names are generally homophonic in Chinese pinyin, and surnames are directly pinyin. Here are some recommendations, I hope you like them.

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Fanni

Source: Old English, Concise English-Chinese Dictionary Fanny STR2IMG5Fani'); N.-nies butt, butt modern English-Chinese comprehensive dictionary Fanny STR2IMG5Fani'); (pl。 -nies) [Slang] Hip; Modern English-Chinese dictionary Fanny STR2IMG5Fani'); Fannie and frances, Fannie are described as dark-haired, plump girls, happy, interesting, very lively and sometimes reckless. Born Free Shu Qi Jia Nini Ye Kaiyin Meaning, Origin History: UK 1. French [France]

Franny

Fransili

Source: Old English, born with the meaning of freedom, source history: Britain 1. French [France]

Camille

Strange adventure stories in honeymoon.

A concise English-Chinese dictionary Camille STR2IMGKE `mi: l'); Camille(Camilla variant of Camilla) (F.) Modern English-Chinese comprehensive dictionary Camille STR2IMG KA5MILI'); The inherent free meaning and origin history of the bamboo square pattern;

Camilla?

Camilla?

Source: Old English is of great significance ... It means freedom when girls come. Origin history: Britain 1. Old English [Young Waiter Ceremony] Italy II. Italian [young waiter ceremony].

Milla

Milla

Source: Finnish, meaning respect, respect, born free, source history: Finland 1. Finnish (Finnish) young waiter

Cheryl

Cheryl

Source: Old English, Concise English-Chinese Dictionary Cheryl Str2img`feril'); Cheryl is another form of Charlotte. Most people think Cheryl is a petite, lovely, sweet and friendly girl, but some people regard her as a representative of obesity. Yang Jinhua, a little beauty with free thought, imagination and charm, significance and origin history: Britain 1. Dear [dear]