Feng Min's name

[WRussoW]

Is Feng her first or last name?

[Mr. Hampelmann]

some asian countrys dont have first and last name
they just have one name

[WRussoW]

Originally posted by 멘붕:

some asian countrys dont have first and last name
they just have one name

Feng is chinese, do people have last names in China?

[Gremling]

Originally posted by WRussoW:

Originally posted by 멘붕:

some asian countrys dont have first and last name
they just have one name

Feng is chinese, do people have last names in China?

Yes. Family name comes first in chinese as far as I know. Means feng should be her surname.

[Duncan]

Ming lee

[Hunubul]

Originally posted by WRussoW:

Originally posted by 멘붕:

some asian countrys dont have first and last name
they just have one name

Feng is chinese, do people have last names in China?

Yes.

Originally posted by 멘붕:

some asian countrys dont have first and last name
they just have one name

No.

[Mr. Hampelmann]

Originally posted by Hunubul:

Originally posted by WRussoW:

Feng is chinese, do people have last names in China?

Yes.

Originally posted by 멘붕:

some asian countrys dont have first and last name
they just have one name

No.

dude i work with passports all day
and assians have only one name sometimes
china taiwan and japan for example

[Dead Miside]

Originally posted by 멘붕:

Originally posted by Hunubul:

Yes.




No.

dude i work with passports all day
and assians have only one name sometimes
china taiwan and japan for example

The Chinese have both a family name and a personal name, it's common knowledge.

[Mr. Hampelmann]

Originally posted by Junylar:

Originally posted by 멘붕:

dude i work with passports all day
and assians have only one name sometimes
china taiwan and japan for example

The Chinese have both a family name and a personal name, it's common knowledge.

it doesnt mean they have a first name and a famaly name on ther passports...
its often writen as one name

[Dead Miside]

Originally posted by 멘붕:

Originally posted by Junylar:

The Chinese have both a family name and a personal name, it's common knowledge.

it doesnt mean they have a first name and a famaly name on ther passports...
its often writen as one name

They just don't have spaces in their languages, so several separate words may look like one to Europeans. In Chinese it's common to be 3 characters: 1 for the family name and 2 following for the personal name.