Italian name

1. Francisco (Francisco)

2. Alessandro (Alessandro)

3. Leonardo (Leonardo)

4. Ricardo (Ricardo)

5. Samuel/Samuel (Samuel)

6.？ Julia (Julia)

7. Giorgia (Georgia)

8. Martina (Martina)

9. Sarah (Sarah)

10. Chiala (Chiala)

1 1. Gaia? Gaia

12. Elena

13.？ Angelica sinensis (angelica sinensis)

Italian naming culture:

China people choose their names, which are beautiful and unique. Compared with China's complicated and changeable names, Italian names are relatively more fixed and simple.

In fact, all European countries, including Italy, are popular to pass on names from generation to generation or from generation to generation. This is a way for them to express their affection and consolidate their blood relationship, and it is also a prominent feature in western culture.

Of course, in addition to being passed down from generation to generation, they also like to name people. Many existing names actually come from ancient heroes, emperors, mythical figures, biblical figures and so on.

There is nothing wrong with choosing an Italian name: distinguish between men and women. Because there are feminine, masculine and neuter words in Italian grammar, there are few neuter words. Girls' names are naturally feminine, while boys' names are masculine.

Generally speaking, names ending in A are girls' names and names ending in O are boys' names.