Depending on usage, it can be used as a affectionate prefix to be used as a nickname/pet name or as part of a actual name.
Zero, because people's names are listed alphabetically in phone books, not by physical features like the number of chins someone has.
"Annette" is not a Chinese name or word, so it does not have a direct translation in Chinese. Proper nouns like names typically do not have direct translations in other languages.
In Chinese, proper nouns such as the names of people, places, and companies are capitalized just like in English. However, overall, Chinese characters do not use capital letters in the same way that English does. Instead, Chinese relies on different characters and punctuation marks to convey sentence structure and emphasis.
晶晶 [jīng jīng] - crystal like (used in names)
There is no "spelling" in Chinese - it is written with characters. Chinese names consist of two characters (usually), chosen for their meaning and sound, not from any preset list as in the west. One could transpose the sounds of the name John into Chinese characters, but that would be confusing at best to Chinese people. The name of the Apostle John in the Bible (which is where the name comes from) is written in the Chinese Bible as 约翰 yue1han4 (pinyin romanization), pronounced somewhat like the German Johann.
Sounds like you have some homework!
With good grades and in competition with others, through the front door just like everyone else.
凯拉 (Kai la) * please note that your Chinese name doesn't need to sound like your English name. most people usually find meaningful words for their son's/ daughter's Chinese names
like chinese people
well, the Chinese names arent like ours.they still have first and last names but the last name comes first when they are first born. ex. Americans: Harry CookChinese:Cook Harry
yes Chinese people read just like us if they know englishleft to right.
what is Chinese climate like?how does Chinese climate and geography help people decide where to live in china
Zero, because people's names are listed alphabetically in phone books, not by physical features like the number of chins someone has.
Very badly. they were discriminated against nativism was arousing again so there were laws passed to restrict the entrance of Chinese immigrants along with anti-Chinese organizations
Chinese people like ice cream like most of the people in the world so there is no reason to ask that question.
a lot of people who like Chinese food eat it and also people from china
"Annette" is not a Chinese name or word, so it does not have a direct translation in Chinese. Proper nouns like names typically do not have direct translations in other languages.