Friday, February 19, 2010

How Does Goong The Drama End How Do You Pronounce Names In Asia?

How do you pronounce names in asia? - how does goong the drama end

Dramas in Asia, they call each other with different names, for example, karate main Goong Shin cried chaengun Husban but sometimes than chaengun chaegun Shin or what is the difference
xagin yan or sometimes they call a girl or just xagin which the name or the name of the drama that starts with a kiss on his name was Jiang Zhi Shu, but sometimes people call anyway hhim
If you do not explain why the name is the first and take care of thank you be called either by

1 comments:

Kelly said...

In Asia, people are called by His name, by your name. So John Smith in the United States, John Smith would be in Asia. I think it is because of the immense importance of place in Asia in his family and their ancestors.

Know as a mark of respect to you someone who is not very good, or someone you are facing (for example, a teacher or boss) by his name ( "name" known to us). They are good in a so-called "fee" after his name again, to clarify, just to be trained, who. In Japan, John Smith John Smith, and if I should be good, I'd Smith-san san ( "" is a title of respect) a kind of equivalent of "Sir".

If you know the person concerned beforeTTY good, can, or even someone who can do a lot younger than you () as a child, (they call by name "name") is for us. You can add a title of honor to his name. I know that would be in Japan - for example the use of John again - when I was with John, I say, John Chan Chan ( "is" the honorary title of "my friend"). Smith-chan, I could call, well, let him know that still do not know very well, but I have to be friendly without being rude.

I know that the Chinese title of honor, so - and I think it follows the same system as in Japan ...? Someone correct me if I'm wrong on this point lies. I am not very familiar with Chinese culture, an.

Asian Way attentionOr much of the state open. A complicated system.

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