英語人寫作名字

『壹』 英文名字書寫格式

1、中國人名字的英文寫法，就是漢語拼音：姓在前，名在後，姓和名分開寫，姓和名的開頭字母均大寫。

兩字姓名：

比如：張平應該寫：Zhang Ping

三字姓名：

單姓，比如：王海棠 應該寫：Wang Haitang

復姓，比如：諸葛亮 應該寫：Zhuge Liang

四字姓名：

單姓，比如：李王文思 應該寫：Li Wangwensi

復姓，比如：司馬相如 應該寫：Sima Xiangru

2、地名分專名和通名。專名（如省份和城市名）按照漢語拼音方案處理，首字母大寫，連寫，不需要連接符，如：山東 Shandong 四川 Sichuan 上海 Shanghai等。

通名（如「省」、「市」、「縣」等）要按英文翻譯。如：廣東省 Guangdong Province 杭州市 Hangzhou City 海鹽縣 Haiyan County等。

注意這幾個比較特殊：「景德鎮」 應該是：Jingdezhen, 不是Jingde Town；「山西省」ShanxiProvince，「陝西省」ShaanxiProvince，「西安」Xi'an

此外，有一些地名有特定的英文表達，不是按漢語拼音進行拼寫。這類地名通常是前殖民地或在少數民族地區，如：香港 Hongkong 澳門 Macau 內蒙古 Inner Mongolia 呼和浩特 Hohhot 西藏 Tibet 拉薩 Lhasa 烏魯木齊 Urumqi 哈爾濱 Harbin 等。

3、英文日期格式

1）英式日期寫法：22nd,July,2009或22,july,2009格式為：日,月,年

2）美式日期寫法：july 22nd,2009或july22,2009格式為：月日,年

(1)英語人寫作名字擴展閱讀：

英文名與中文名不同，中文名是姓在前名在後，英文名恰恰相反。例如：中----李，小明；英----Jake·Wood。

英語姓名的一般結構為：教名 自取名 姓。如 William·Jefferson·Clinton。但在很多場合中間名往往略去不寫，如 George·Bush，而且許多人更喜歡用昵稱取代正式教名，如 Bill·Clinton。上述教名和中間名又稱個人名。

按照英語民族的習俗，一般在嬰兒接受洗禮的時候，由牧師或父母親朋為其取名，稱為教名。以後本人可以再取用第二個名字，排在教名之後。

『貳』 英語人名的書寫規則

姓開頭第一個字母大寫，名的第一個字母大寫。姓和名之間空一格。

例如：李小明專 Li Xiaoming

英語姓名的一般結構為：教屬名 自取名 姓。如 William·Jefferson·Clinton。但在很多場合中間名往往略去不寫，如 George·Bush。

而且許多人更喜歡用昵稱取代正式教名，如 Bill·Clinton。上述教名和中間名又稱個人名。英文名與中文名不同，中文名是姓在前名在後，英文名恰恰相反。例如：中文名：李，小明；英文名：Jake·Wood。

(2)英語人寫作名字擴展閱讀：

按照英語民族的 習俗，一般在嬰兒接受洗禮的時候，由牧師或父母親朋為其取名，稱為教名。以後本人可以再取用第二個名字，排在教名之後。英語個人名的來源大致有以下幾種情況：

1. 採用聖經、希臘羅馬神話、古代名人或文學名著中的人名作為教名。

2. 採用祖先的籍貫，山川河流，鳥獸魚蟲，花卉樹木等的名稱作為教名。

3. 教名的不同 異體。

4. 採用（小名） 昵稱。

5. 用構詞技術製造新的教名，如倒序，合並。

6. 將母親的娘家姓氏作為中間名。

『叄』 在英文寫作中,人的名字的首寫是大寫還是小寫三個字的名字呢地名呢

eg. ChangchunJiangsu eg. Liu XiaoqingSong Zuying第一個字母大寫 空一格 再大寫，最後小寫eg.Liu Huan

『肆』 中國人名字的英語寫法

姓大寫，避免不懂中文的分不清姓和名，比如：ZHAN Junshan，或者姓在前加逗號：回Li, Mingming。

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『伍』 用英文寫人的名字有什麼規律嗎英語作文中

first name和last name
是指名 和 姓

就是說中國人的英文名字是把名字寫在前面 姓寫在後面 是按照外國人名字的拼寫習慣來的

比如李明的英文名字是 MING LEE

『陸』 誰幫我想一個英語作文集名字

1.Write the name of a person sitting near you.
Now list at least four nice things about that person.(寫
下靠近你座位一個同學的名字.列舉至少四點這個同學好的地方)

Word Bank字型檔: friendly友善, patient耐心,
helpful樂意幫助,bright聰明,
hardworking勤奮,pretty美麗,
curious富於好奇心.

2.What are some signs of fall? Use all your senses to
describe this season.(秋天有什麼景象?用你的五官去描述
秋天.)
Word Bank字型檔: cool涼爽,leaves樹葉,
turn轉變 cozy舒服
float飄動,light jacket單外衣,
harvest豐收

3.The night sky is filled with twinkling stars.If you
caught a falling star and could make a wish on it, what
would your wish be?夜幕降臨,天上布滿一閃一閃小星星,如果
你可抓住一顆掉下的星星,對它許個願,你會許什麼願?

Word Bank字型檔:stars星星, moon月亮,
quiet安靜, beautiful美麗,
look up抬頭,pray祈禱,
come true實現
4.Think about someone who helps you.Write a letter to
tell that person how much you appreciate his or her
help.想想幫助過你的某個人.給他(她)寫封信.表明你對他
(她)的感激.
Word Bank字型檔:lost丟失, broke摔壞,
fell跌到,kind熱心,
grateful感激,help幫助,allow允許

5.Describe a time when you felt sad.(講述某個讓你傷心,
難過的日子)

Word Bank字型檔: cry哭泣, lonely孤獨,
left out孤立, lose失去,
wish希望,bully欺負, miss想念

『柒』 英語寫中國人的名字順序

中國人的姓名譯成英語時，用漢語拼音書寫，但不加聲調。 它可以保持漢語的特點，即姓在前，名在後。姓和名必須分開寫，並且大寫姓和名的第一個字母。如： Lin Tao (林濤), Han Mei (韓梅)。如果名字是兩個字組成的，要連在一起拼寫，並大寫第一個字母。如：Li Xiaowen。又如：Zhang Lihua(張立華)。如果名字部分的第二個字是以母音字母開頭的時候，一般要在兩個字中間加「』」。如：李麗安寫成Li li』an，否則易被讀成「李蓮」。當姓為復姓時，與名字部分書寫規則相同。如：Sima Qian(司馬遷)。

英語姓名譯成漢語要保持英語的特點，即名在前，姓在後。名和姓的第一個字母要大寫，兩詞應保持一定的距離，不能連寫。 例如：「John Brown(約翰·布朗)」。另外，英語的名和姓之間可以插入 第二個名字，形成全名，如：「John Henry Brown」。這第二個名字是父母給取的，也許是父母或者祖父母的名字。不過，一般情況人們可以省去第二個名字。第一個名字通常都有昵稱。親朋好友之間彼此都用昵
稱，如稱John為Jack。人們要用Mr.(先生), Mrs.(夫人), Miss(小姐)稱謂某人時，這些稱謂只能用在姓的前面，例如：Mr. Brown（布朗先生），Mrs. Brown（布朗夫人），Miss Brown（布朗小姐）。切記Mr.,Mrs., Miss不能用在其他的名字前面。如：Mr. John 或Mr. Henry。

『捌』 英語作文題目能寫人名嗎

In my opinion,the name plays a very important role in our day life .As we know ,a person"s name can distinguish him from others.If we don"t have names,the society will muddledness.So I think everyone should have their names.因為不知抄道字數要求,時間襲又很緊,所以寫了一點,希望可以給你提供參考

『玖』 求世界風雲人物的英文名字 英語寫作可能用上 越多越好、

世界風雲人物的英文名字樓下已經回答了，我這里只提供本拉登之死英文版咯~希望對你有幫助！
Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden has been killed by US forces in Pakistan, President Barack Obama has said.

Bin Laden was shot dead at a compound near Islamabad, in a ground operation based on US intelligence, the first lead for which emerged last August.

Mr Obama said US forces took possession of the body after "a firefight".

Bin Laden is believed to have ordered the attacks on New York and Washington on 11 September 2001 and a number of others.

He was top of the US' "most wanted" list.
DNA tests later confirmed that Bin Laden was dead, US officials said.
Bin Laden was buried at sea after a Muslim funeral on board an aircraft carrier, Pentagon officials said.
Announcing the success of the operation, Mr Obama said it was "the most significant achievement to date in our nation's effort to defeat al-Qaeda".
The US has put its embassies around the world on alert, warning Americans of the possibility of al-Qaeda reprisal attacks for Bin Laden's killing.
CIA director Leon Panetta said al-Qaeda would "almost certainly" try to avenge the death of Bin Laden.
Crowds gathered outside the White House in Washington DC, chanting "USA, USA" after the news broke.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the operation sent a signal to the Taliban in both Afghanistan and Pakistan.

"You cannot wait us out, you cannot defeat us, but you can make the choice to abandon al-Qaeda and participate in a peaceful political process," she said.

And she said there was "no better rebuke to al-Qaeda and its heinous ideology" than the peaceful uprisings across the Arab world against authoritarian governments.
Compound raided
Bin Laden, 54, approved the 9/11 attacks in which nearly 3,000 people died.
He evaded the forces of the US and its allies for almost a decade, despite a $25m (£15m) bounty on his head.
Mr Obama said he had been briefed last August on a possible lead to Bin Laden's whereabouts. He authorised the operation last week once he determined there was enough intelligence to take action.
"It was far from certain, and it took many months to run this thread to ground," Mr Obama said.
On Sunday, US forces said to be from the elite Navy Seal Team Six undertook the operation in Abbottabad, 100km (62 miles) north-east of Islamabad.
US officials said Bin Laden was shot in the head after resisting.
Mr Obama said "no Americans were harmed".
US media reports said that the body was buried at sea to conform with Islamic practice of a burial within 24 hours and to prevent any grave becoming a shrine.
Giving more details of the raid, one senior US official said a small US team concted the attack in about 40 minutes.

Three other men - one of Bin Laden's sons and two couriers - were killed in the raid, the official said, adding that one woman was also killed when she was used as "a shield" and two other women were injured.

One helicopter was lost e to "technical failure". The team destroyed it and left in its other aircraft.

One resident, Nasir Khan, told Reuters the helicopters had come under "intense firing" from the ground.

The size and complexity of the structure in Abbottabad "shocked" US officials.

It was surrounded by 4m-6m (12ft-18ft) walls, was eight times larger than other homes in the area and was valued at "a million dollars", though it had no telephone or internet connection.

The US official said that intelligence had been tracking a "trusted courier" of Bin Laden for many years. The courier's identity was discovered four years ago, his area of operation two years ago and then, last August, his residence in Abbottabad was found, triggering the start of the mission.
Another senior US official said that no intelligence had been shared with any country, including Pakistan, ahead of the raid.

"Only a very small group of people inside our own government knew of this operation in advance," the official said.

The Abbottabad residence is about a kilometre from the Pakistan Military Academy - the country's equivalent of West Point or Sandhurst.

The BBC's Aleem Maqbool in Abbottabad says it will undoubtedly be a huge embarrassment to Pakistan that Bin Laden was found not only in the country, but also on the doorstep of the military academy.

He says residents in the town were stunned the al-Qaeda leader had been living in their midst.

The senior US official said the "the loss of Bin Laden puts the group on a path of decline that will be difficult to reverse".

Bin Laden's probable successor, Ayman al-Zawahiri, was "far less charismatic and not as well respected within the organisation", according to reports from captured al-Qaeda operatives, the official said.

However, the root causes of radical Islam - the range of issues that enabled al-Qaeda to recruit disaffected young Muslims to its cause - remain, for the most part, unaddressed, Islamic affairs analyst Roger Hardy told the BBC.
"The death of Bin Laden will strike at the morale of the global jihad, but is unlikely to end it," he warned.
'Momentous achievement'
Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Bin Laden had "paid for his actions".

Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani said the killing was a "great victory" but added that he "didn't know the details" of the US operation.

Former US President George W Bush described the news as a "momentous achievement".

"The fight against terror goes on, but tonight America has sent an unmistakable message: No matter how long it takes, justice will be done," Mr Bush said in a statement.

But a spokesman for the Pakistani Taliban threatened revenge attacks against the "American and Pakistani governments and their security forces".

In Gaza, which is governed by militant group Hamas, Prime Minister Ismail Haniya condemned the killing of "a Muslim and Arabic warrior".

BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner says that, to many in the West, Bin Laden became the embodiment of global terrorism, but to others he was a hero, a devout Muslim who fought two world superpowers in the name of jihad.

The son of a wealthy Saudi construction family, Bin Laden grew up in a privileged world. But soon after the Soviets invaded Afghanistan he joined the mujahideen there and fought alongside them with his Arab followers, a group that later formed the nucleus for al-Qaeda.

After declaring war on America in 1998, Bin Laden is widely believed to have been behind the bombings of US embassies in East Africa, the attack on the USS Cole in Yemen in 2000 and the attacks on New York and Washington.