Children' Names Should Be Stayed With Traditional Names.
Jan 30th 2011 20:58
Usually Children' names reflect the parents' visions and wishes and each year they may be changed. For example, if the natural disaster was happened in a year and a child was born, the parents would be likely to choose the name for wishing the recovery or appreciation for the newly born life. On the other hand, parents may want to choose unique and unforgettable name such as "Satan." In this essay, I discuss whether the parent should choose a name which is commonly used in societies.
First, children cannot refuse their given names. Then, if they were given too unique names, they would think it is shame and embarrassed. Some creative names could be successful to be accepted, but it's more unlikely to happen. Because I do not suppose that many people are talented to create new words.
However, there may be positive effect for learning languages by truly new names. Commonly used names are a bit dull and they don't have so many impact, when they are introduced. If you met a new person with very interesting name, you might consult dictionaries to understand the pronunciation and the etymology. it is a hook for learning languages.
Having said that new innovative names could evoke our intellectual interests, traditional names are more important for us, as they could contain the family histories and the society's virtue. For example, many western names are connected to the Bible. This is because their moral thoughts were cultivated by the Bible.
To sum up, traditional names must be preserved and it should be one of the things that connect to ancestral value to remember our passes. However, what everyone has similar names would be strange.
First, children cannot refuse their given names. Then, if they were given too unique names, they would think it is shame and embarrassed. Some creative names could be successful to be accepted, but it's more unlikely to happen. Because I do not suppose that many people are talented to create new words.
However, there may be positive effect for learning languages by truly new names. Commonly used names are a bit dull and they don't have so many impact, when they are introduced. If you met a new person with very interesting name, you might consult dictionaries to understand the pronunciation and the etymology. it is a hook for learning languages.
Having said that new innovative names could evoke our intellectual interests, traditional names are more important for us, as they could contain the family histories and the society's virtue. For example, many western names are connected to the Bible. This is because their moral thoughts were cultivated by the Bible.
To sum up, traditional names must be preserved and it should be one of the things that connect to ancestral value to remember our passes. However, what everyone has similar names would be strange.
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Children's Names Should Be Stay With Traditional Names.
Usually Children's names reflect the parents' dreams and wishes for the future and each year attitudes towards choosing names can change.
For example, if a natural disaster was occurred in the year that a child was born, the parents would be likely to choose a name relating to the recovery from that disaster or appreciation for a newly born life.
On the other hand, parents may want to choose unique and unforgettable name such as "Satan." In this essay, I discuss whether or not the parents should choose a name (that is) commonly used in society.
Clearly because they are so young when their given name is chosen, children cannot refuse their given names.
If the parents were to choose unique names, as the child grows older, he or she may feel ashamed and embarrassed.
Some creative names could be successful to be acceptable, but it's rather unlikely, to happen
because not many people are talented enough to create new words. [If you are writing an essay about what you think, it is OK to write 'I do not suppose' or 'I suppose' however this essay seems a little more formal, so you should really make more of a statement.]
However, truly new names may have positive effect when learning languages by truly new names.
Commonly used names are a bit dull and they don't have much impact during an initial introduction.
If you meet a new person with very interesting name, you might consult dictionaries to understand the pronunciation and the etymology.
So, it could be a hook for learning languages.
Having said that, although new and innovative names could evoke our intellectual interests, traditional names are more important to us because they could pertain to the family histories or traits that society consider virtuous.
This is because their moral thoughts were cultivated by the Bible. [Not clear who 'their' relates to - the persons choosing, the name or the owner of the name?]
To sum up, traditional names must be preserved and they should be seen as one of the things that connects us to ancestral values and helps us to remember our past.
However, if everyone had similar names, it would be strange.
Usually children' names reflect their parents' visions and wishes for them and change each year..
First, children cannot reject their given names.
Because I do not suppose that many people are clever enough to create new words.
Thank you for the corrections!