Certainly! If you have a list of Chinese names and you're looking for their English equivalents, here are some examples of how you might translate them. Please note that name translations can vary, and it's always best to consider the pronunciation and the cultural context:
1. 张伟(Zhāng Wěi)→ Zhang Wei
2. 李娜(Lǐ Nà)→ Lisa or Lina (more feminine)
3. 王强(Wáng Qiáng)→ Wang Qiang
4. 陈红(Chén Hóng)→ Chen Hong
5. 刘强(Liú Qiáng)→ Liu Qiang
6. 杨柳(Yáng Liǔ)→ Willow (a plant name)
7. 赵敏(Zhào Mǐn)→ Zhao Min
8. 马丽(Mǎ Lì)→ Mary or Maria (more Western)
9. 高峰(Gāo Fēng)→ Gary or Gao Feng (more masculine)
10. 孙悦(Sūn Yuè)→ Sun Yue
Remember that when it comes to naming, especially for international audiences, it can be helpful to adapt the name to fit Western naming conventions or choose a more phonetic spelling that closely approximates the original name's sounds.
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