My name is myself
How do you feel when they pronounce your name in an incorrect way?
You know, there are some limitations in languages; for example, Japanese can not say "Cyrus" and change it to "Shirusu".
When you know that this is just a matter of language and is due to the character limitations in a language, then it is fine. This post, however, is about those who change their names themselves just because of some (stupid?) reasons.
Look:
Javan turns to Johan
Davod turns to David
Ramin turns to Robin
Pahlevan turns to Paulo
...
And here is the question: Why do we need to change our names? Just because we want to be accepted by the societies? Or we want to erase our nationality or...
You know, there are some limitations in languages; for example, Japanese can not say "Cyrus" and change it to "Shirusu".
When you know that this is just a matter of language and is due to the character limitations in a language, then it is fine. This post, however, is about those who change their names themselves just because of some (stupid?) reasons.
Look:
Javan turns to Johan
Davod turns to David
Ramin turns to Robin
Pahlevan turns to Paulo
...
And here is the question: Why do we need to change our names? Just because we want to be accepted by the societies? Or we want to erase our nationality or...
posted by Cyrus at
9:20 AM
2 Comments:
cyrus joon, I totally agree w/ u.which part of this huge world do u live now?
By
Tarkhoon, at 7:45 PM
cyrus jan aziz e man, I personally don't care what people may call me or being called! Gholi, saftar gholi! James or Paul! the name does not change my character. So, let them remember me with what they are comfortable with!
this Spanish are all khorkheh:)
By
Alireza, at 11:24 AM
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