Question: Do you like your name? |
Hint
1. Start with your overall feeling
- Example: “Yes, I do like my name” or “I wasn’t sure about it at first, but now I like it.”
2. Give a reason why
- Example: “It has a special meaning to my family” or “It’s unique and easy to remember.”
3. Optionally, add a personal touch
- Example: “At first, I wasn’t fond of it, but over time, it’s really grown on me.”
Useful phrases
- Grow on me – something you initially didn’t like but started to like over time.
- “At first, I wasn’t fond of my name, but it’s grown on me.”
- Feels right – something that suits you well or feels comfortable.
- “Now, my name really feels right for me.”
- A name that sticks – a name that people remember easily.
- “I think my name is one of those that sticks in people’s minds.”
Useful idioms
- Wear it like a badge of honor – to proudly accept something, even if it’s challenging.
- “I wear my name like a badge of honor because it reflects my family’s values.”
- In your element – feeling comfortable or at ease with something.
- “Now, I feel completely in my element with my name.”
- Make your mark – to have a noticeable impact, usually because of something distinctive like a name.
- “I’m proud of my name because it’s unique and helps me make my mark.”
Sample answer
Definitely yes! It’s a simple, yet meaningful name to me. Say if you ask me
whether I would like to change my name into another one, my answer would
be a big no.
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